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    #4681
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    sa unang hirt ulit.

    pumanaw na yung staff ata sa house of representatvie sa n-ko-vi

    and sa coastal road ngayon umaga kahit malapad kalsada eh pinapara talaga walang lusot kahit leftmost lane
    Pero sa Ortigas Ave extension free flowing lang guys [emoji23]


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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Watching Unang Hirit too (Meron pala pag Sunday?) hehe

    Yung House of Representatives employee na nag positive, namatay na din

    pag sunday wala sila. Baka special report ito for the rest of the lockdown.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketib View Post
    walang namang sinabi ang doh na mahuhuli nila uls. syempre for now temp check ang pinaka unang gawing nila. baka may pagala gala or tumakas.
    Pati nga si Mr Casino aka NPA sa kamara humirit pa.

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    of course better na ung may temp check kesa wala

    kung ung wala symptoms nakakahawa, mas lalo nakakahawa ang may symptoms

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    #4684
    Baka kasama rin mga renwal ng DL and vehicle registration sa LTO...

    DFA suspends processing of passport applications | Inquirer News

    MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs-Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA) will suspend the processing of passport applications from March 16 to April 14 in Metro Manila, which has been placed under community quarantine, except those of individuals with “urgent needs,” such as overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and those seeking medical treatment overseas.

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    #4685
    cast na may shadow,

    jan sa ortigas extension ang dulo ba nyan may labas ng metro manila?

    ang alam ko sa antipolo yung may exit going to laguna.

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    #4686
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    cast na may shadow,

    jan sa ortigas extension ang dulo ba nyan may labas ng metro manila?

    ang alam ko sa antipolo yung may exit going to laguna.
    kags..!
    are you planning an escape route?

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    #4687
    Ayan naexplain ng maganda. Mahina pala alcohol. Hoard pa more!!!!

    Better use coconut oil based soap kasi coconut oil eh anti-virus.

    Chemistry professor explains how soap–not alcohol–annihilates coronavirus
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    By Gabriela Baron

    Alcohol-based disinfectants are also effective, but soap still reigns supreme when beating the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) responsible for coronavirus disease 2010 (COVID-19).

    According to chemistry professor Palli Thordarson, soap works well on COVID-19 and most viruses because the virus is a self-assembled nanoparticle in which the weakest link is the lipid (fatty) bilayer.

    “The soap dissolves the fat membrane and the virus falls apart like a house of cards and ‘dies’, or rather, we should say it becomes inactive as viruses aren’t really alive,” the professor said.

    Thordarson explained that while alcohol-based disinfectants have similar effects, they are not really quite as good as normal soap. “The antibacterial agents in these products don’t affect the virus structure much at all.”

    Soapy water is totally different, Thordarson said, because it “competes” with the lipids in the virus membrane.

    The soap is effective in dissolving the glue that holds the virus together. It also outcompetes the interactions between the virus and the skin surface because soap contains fat-like substances known as amphiphiles structurally similar to the lipids in the virus membrane.

    Most viruses consist of three key building blocks: RNA, proteins, and lipids.

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also recommends washing hands with soap and water.

    “Hand washing reduces the amounts of all types of germs and chemicals on hands,” CDC said.

    Thordarson also reminded people to thoroughly rub and soak the hands.

    “The skin is quite rough and wrinkly which is why you do need a fair amount of rubbing and soaking to ensure the soap reaches every crook and cranny on the skin surface that could be hiding active viruses.”

    With that being said, you may now stop hoarding alcohol and start washing your hands with soap.
    Chemistry professor explains how soap–not alcohol–annihilates coronavirus >> Manila Bulletin News

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    #4688
    hidni doc kasi sabi ni cast na may shadow eh wala daw checkpoint sa ortigas extension kasi wala naman ata labasan going probinsya jan parang ang alam ko dulo nya yung nababasa ko sa g.liner na tikling ba yun.

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    #4689
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Baka kasama rin mga renwal ng DL and vehicle registration sa LTO...

    DFA suspends processing of passport applications | Inquirer News
    Thanks for this! I had an appointment for next wed.

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    #4690
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Ayan naexplain ng maganda. Mahina pala alcohol. Hoard pa more!!!!

    Better use coconut oil based soap kasi coconut oil eh anti-virus.



    Chemistry professor explains how soap–not alcohol–annihilates coronavirus >> Manila Bulletin News
    Wala naman sinabing hinde effective alcohol ah. Preferred pa rin and soap and water but if it's not available alcohol is the next best thing. At saka mas lalong walang sinabing coconut oil based soap dapat!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    With the information that the government can have if they were serious about this - remember it all starts from the top - they could have asked for help/ suggestions and gathered information already how to possibly combat this as early as late January.

    Jan 20 dito sa tsikot pinag-uusapan na scenarios na pwede kumalat sa MM lalo na at ang daming Chinese tourists at POGO workers na pumupunta dito sila hindi pa nila naisip yun with their gargantuan intellegence fund?

    February pa lang nag-increase na kami stocking level sa inventory sa warehouse because we anticipated na yung problem sa raw mats and supply issue which again tsikot even discussed as well. Ang liit lang company namin compared sa government na ang daming best and brightest minds and you are telling us them not planning ahead is excusable? I don't buy that.
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    What gets my goat furter is that lots of paid trolls (not specifically here in this forum) are coming out in social media telling us to be more sympathetic to the government. Giving excuses like -- the man in Malacanang is already an old, overworked, guy and should be forgiven for his shortcomings and short sightedness. Sheesh. He should just retire and call it quits.

    Others just can't stop singing praises and hallelujahs saying the president is still the best. Right. I wonder where they all left their brains.

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    #4692
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    of course better na ung may temp check kesa wala

    kung ung wala symptoms nakakahawa, mas lalo nakakahawa ang may symptoms
    Here in our building, temp checks for everyone entering, even people inside vehicles are subject to temp checks before being allowed inside. I agree temp checks are better than NO temp checks.

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    #4693
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    hidni doc kasi sabi ni cast na may shadow eh wala daw checkpoint sa ortigas extension kasi wala naman ata labasan going probinsya jan parang ang alam ko dulo nya yung nababasa ko sa g.liner na tikling ba yun.
    May checkpoint, dinadaan daanan lang sila

    Yang route na yan can still bring you to Laguna/Quezon at the same time may daan pa din pabalik ng Metro Manila


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    #4694
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Ayan naexplain ng maganda. Mahina pala alcohol. Hoard pa more!!!!

    Better use coconut oil based soap kasi coconut oil eh anti-virus.



    Chemistry professor explains how soap–not alcohol–annihilates coronavirus >> Manila Bulletin News
    it's been common knowledge for ages.
    handwashing with soap and water, is superior to alcohol rubbing.
    mas malinis pa ang kamay!

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    #4696
    so are we gonna be SK or Italy?

    it's unlikely the gov't will test 10,000 people per day

    we're gonna be Italy

    --

    social scientist explains Italy's high death rate (specially among the elderly)

    due to bad economy (since euro debt crisis a decade ago), young people couldn't afford to move out

    those young people are now in their 30s/40s and still living with their parents

    they're the ones bringing home the virus and infecting their elderly parents

    --

    Italy ran out of ICU capacity

    healthcare workers had to choose who to put on ventilator

    -

    kaya i keep asking if how many ICUs meron sa NCR

    ilan ang ventilators

    no need to answer

    the answer is -- kukulangin

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Wala naman sinabing hinde effective alcohol ah. Preferred pa rin and soap and water but if it's not available alcohol is the next best thing. At saka mas lalong walang sinabing coconut oil based soap dapat!
    Thordarson explained that while alcohol-based disinfectants have similar effects, they are not really quite as good as normal soap. “The antibacterial agents in these products don’t affect the virus structure much at all.”

    pag sinabi dont affect the virus structure much at all eh parang sa scale of 1 to 10 eh 1 lang effectivity.

    Hinid jan sa article sinabi about coconut oil. Kung nanunuod ka news sa channel 7 eh ilan beses naimbitihan si former health secretary dayrit na sa experience nya maganda coconut oil sa virus.

    Search is the key..... At iwasan ang channel 2 abscbn news bulok magbalita pang showbiz lang.

    Virgin coconut oil vs. COVID-19? Study in pipeline, says Nograles...
    Virgin coconut oil vs. COVID-19? Study in pipeline, says Nograles | SciTech | GMA News Online...

    The possibility of using virgin coconut oil (VCO) to fight the deadly coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is being studied by experts in the Philippines, according to Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles on Monday.
    PH looks into efficacy of coconut oil against COVID-19 | ABS-CBN...
    news.abs-cbn.com/news/02/24/20/ph-looks-into-efficacy-of...



    Using coconut oil as a possible antiviral agent against COVID-19 was first studied by Dr. Fabian Dayrit of the Ateneo de Manila University, and Dr. Mary Newport of Spring Hill Neonatolody, Inc. in their research titled “The Potential of Coconut Oil and its Derivatives as Effective and Safe Antiviral Agents Against the Novel Coronavirus (nCoV ...
    Professor says coconut oil could fight COVID-19 | Philippines...
    philippineslifestyle.com/professor-says-coconut-oil-could...

    Professor says coconut oil could fight COVID-19. Coconut oil, or copra oil, is an edible oil extracted from the kernel or meat of mature coconuts harvested from the coconut palm. Meanwhile, the number of deaths due to COVID-19 is now 1,775, with 71,334 confirmed cases. 86% of the infected patients recovered and have been discharged from the ...
    Filipino-developed virgin coconut oil derivative as COVID-19 cure...
    Filipino-developed virgin coconut oil derivative as COVID-19 cure tested in Singapore - Good News Pilipinas...

    Coconut oil and its derivatives may prove to be a key against the novel coronavirus. Photo from Ateneo de Manila University article authored by Dr. Fabian Antonio Dayrit. A Filipino-developed virgin coconut oil derivative as cure to the COVID-19 is being tested in Singapore as the dreaded ...

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    #4698
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    it's been common knowledge for ages.
    handwashing with soap and water, is superior to alcohol rubbing.
    mas malinis pa ang kamay!
    wala naman kasi nagsasabi superior ang alcohol sa handwashing

    it's just that may mga time na wala lababo, tubig, at sabon

    like pag labas mo ng grocery nilagay mo sa kotse mga nabili mo

    maghahanap ka pa ba ng CR para mag hugas ng kamay?

    kung may alcohol ka sa kotse pwede na yun kesa wala

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    wala naman kasi nagsasabi superior ang alcohol sa handwashing

    it's just that may mga time na wala lababo, tubig, at sabon

    like pag labas mo ng grocery nilagay mo sa kotse mga nabili mo

    maghahanap ka pa ba ng CR para mag hugas ng kamay?

    kung may alcohol ka sa kotse pwede na yun kesa wala
    i agree with you.
    i was attempting to educate kags, that convenience usually lords it over effectiveness.

    kags,
    ano sabon mo sa banyo nyo?
    Last edited by dr. d; March 15th, 2020 at 11:01 AM.

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    This pandemic has a potential to bring down a presidency, if mishandled.


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