exactly Mons
sa lapit natin sa China, sa dami ng China-PH-China-PH travelers, wala pa kahit isang case dito?
maybe coz
1. wala kasi test kit dito so pag hindi ma-confirm na n-CoV, not considered n-CoV infection
2. probable infected not yet showing symptoms
3. those infected with symptoms don't feel bad enough to go to hospital (stay home, bioflu, tulog)
Everything has to go through the central government (Master Xi). If they don't give you authority, provincial mayors can do nothing. Just like Spokesman Panelo said, there will be legal implications if they put into effect a travel ban. Master Xi, did not give Philippine officials permission (yet) to do that.
"Wuhan Mayor
He admitted that the city government did not publish information in time, and failed to properly contain the virus.
“Disclosures about the outbreak were not timely… As the leader of a local government, I could only publish information after I receive permission from the authorities [central government],” Zhou said during the interview."
Wuhan Mayor Admits Wrongdoing, but Pushes Blame on Beijing for Mishandling Virus Outbreak Crisis
I am getting paranoid.
This morning a group of mainland Chinese sat a table away from me in a restaurant in McKinley and I was gripped with the strong urge to move to another table much farther away.
Ended up staying at my table, finished my coffee quickly and "waiter, bill out na ako."
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O sya, ibigay ang gusto. Now showing:
I Am Legend
World War Z
Train to Busan
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later
Dawn of the Dead
Outbreak
The Andromeda Strain
The Invasion
Carriers
Resident Evil…![]()
Sent from my Mi 9T Pro using TapatalkBREAKING: 29-year-old man from Yunnan, China who was under investigation for possible novel coronavirus dies due to pneumonia in San Lazaro Hospital.
The man from Yunan, China tested positive for HIV, San Lazaro Hospital says.
San Lazaro Hospital adds the patient had lots of lesions.
Last edited by Monseratto; January 29th, 2020 at 03:15 PM.