Were you required antigen or pcr sa plane on your way back?
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doc february pa naglower na ng guard pati security guard hindi na nagcheck.
So 2months na din dikit-dikit sa mga kanto wala ng suot maskara.
Hindi na pwede lockdown. Wala na trabaho singlemoms nagaalok na lang videosecs tapos mangiiscam.
I've heard of a hospital noticing a slight uptick in covid cases.
Still inconclusive though, it could just be visitors from abroad testing positive on arrival and so on.
mga naka two dose around 66.8 million
booster just 12.6 milyones.
mukhang omicron is the natural booster.
meron pang 46million unvaxx. Sana may makilala ako na single na virgin.
They never learn.... They even ran out of RT-PCR test kits onboard. So there could be more than the 200 confirmed positive cases...
The #GrandPrincess is returning to LA, after a two week cruise to Hawaii. A passenger who’s currently quarantined onboard tells us more than 200 people tested positive for COVID.
*CBSLA
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nung 2019, bale naligo at naka skinny jeans ako eh napagkamalan 28years old.
It is a requirement to have a negative PCR or lab based antigen test before you will be allowed boarding. You will have to register sa One Health Pass and upload the vax cert and negative covid result. Although hindi hinanap upon checkin yung covid test, vaxcert lang hinanap. Pero upon landing, kinukuha yung QR code ng one health pass.
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I know the covid is still among us. What I'm trying to say is it isn't lethal anymore kaya wala na hospilatizations. It doesn't cause severe symptoms anymore kaya wala na din nagpapa test.
When I had my PCR test before my flight, there's only 1 other person getting tested before us. Before, sobrang haba ng pila.
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