Understaff is so bad at the hospitals, those asymptomatics are now allowed to work...
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Ganun nga sir. madami in Denial. Puro excuse na malamig, dahil daw sa panahon, pero nung nagpa antigen nag positive.
Hirap yung mga daily wag earners. sila usually yung nagtrabaho kahit may sipon at ubo.
A few days ago lang , i was about to go to 7-11, when i parked in front i saw one of the 7-11 employees outside with a pack of tissues blowing his nose. then proceeded to go in. to them baka isip nila sipon lang kaya pasok pa rin sa trabaho pero alam natin its more than that. i backed out of going in, too risky.
wala naman kwentaThere are offices/companies who require a negative result before you can come back to work after reporting symptoms.
assuming wala ka talaga covid the moment after you get swabbed pwede ka mahawa
habang pauwi, habang papunta sa work the following day
tapos pinakita mo ung negative result sa office confident kayo lahat wala ka virus...
I just read from our work Viber chat group that an officemate has been experiencing symptoms for the past few days and has just tested positive. Yes he's vaccinated and will likely be able to hack it. But his old parents are living with him. Its easy for us (healthy, young & likely single) to say: ipahinga lang yan sa bahay; parang sipon lang yan.
pero tama yan
dapat mag bago na ang view towards asymptomatics
you can't keep sending healthy workforce home for a week
hindi sustainable yan (for the economy in the long run)
you can't keep paralyzing/closing offices and businesses coz healthy employees have some virus in their nose that don't cause any symptoms
overdiagnosis yan and it will kill the economy
Limit RTPCR testing.
Thats the way to bring cases down.
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In Germany, you have to prove you've been boosted to dine in... or prove you've been tested negative if fully vaccinated.
Germany tightens dining rules due to Omicron, loosens quarantine | ReutersUnder new measures decided on Friday, people in Germany who have received a booster shot will not have to isolate after being in contact with someone who was infected with the coronavirus.
They also are exempt from stricter rules on dining requiring a negative test result in addition to proof of vaccination or recovery to enter a restaurant or bar, as part of an effort to encourage more people to get a booster shot.
Scholz said it would help control infections "better than we do now".
Omicron now accounts for 44% of coronavirus infections in Germany, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious disease said in its weekly report. It said 41.6% of people had received a booster shot.