Japan is an example of a large population but cooperative people kaya madali din na-control ang spread ng virus.
Though I reiterate that a well-organized and coherent government is of paramount importance. They are our leaders after all.
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To put things into perspective, majority have followed the guidance to stay home and avoid public places unless necessary. Hence empty roads today.
But the question still remains - And then what?
There needs to be a clear guideline from the DOH on how to handle positive cases, PUIs, and PUMs. Unfortunately, all of my doctor friends in the frontlines are left to their own devices - insufficient kits, masks, and manpower.
Because of the lack of clear guidance from government, each institution is left to fend on their own which has made diagnosis, resource management, and treatment much harder. This has also led to conflicting press releases.
The help needed is clear - more testing kits and supplies, operationalization of LGUs for community based testing, and sufficient manpower to support the healthcare frontliners.
I hope to hear about the above rather than irrelevant rambling from our government whose duty is to get their act together.
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yun dating govt contractor, nag bday fartee. mga kamag anak galing italy, nagalit mga tao and gusto pa test pero tumakas na daw. sa bicol albay pala ito nangyari.
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Speaking of Japan...
Japan coronavirus infections rise to 1,484 - NHK - Reuters
5 COVID-19 patients in PH have recovered: Health chief | ABS-CBN News
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What, me worry? No need to worry, guys. Remember this? On Feb 6. 2020 WHO said that our government is on top of things.
""The Philippines is classified at Level 4 which means that you're reasonably well prepared in your preparedness and response capacities," WHO representative to the Philippines Rabindra Abeyasinghe told CNN Philippines' On the Record.
The WHO classifies countries from Level 1 to Level 5 based on their preparedness and response since the virus outbreak. Countries in Level 5 are most capable, while those in Level 1 are with minimum capacity to manage the virus."
WHO: PH 'reasonably well prepared' in coronavirus response capacity
i can't believe we've only so far tested less than 1000 people as of yesterday morning. kaya we've only just breached the hundred mark last night. that's a pretty high ratio of test and positive results.
Well according to the FDA, only the donated kits are available. How many kits could there be?
We should start that drive through testing scheme Sokor implemented. And send test kits everywhere. Not just RITM. How do you do that without the kits?
Can someone shed more light on the test kit availability issue? Seems like the FDA is dragging its feet in procurement.
Very true. There has to be test kits first to be able to test. We've been staring at this thing since January and we still don't have enough in stock. And the DOH only got half the money it wanted/needed to address this. And, as of March 13, they still only committed to testing 1000 people a week. Hopefully they increase that number soon.
Bakit yung check point sa coastal road malapit na sa MIA intersection wtf?
Hindi lang naman mga taga cavite ang gumagamit ng coastal road mga taga las pinas and muntinlupa din.
Unless what they mean by community quarantine is kung taga Las Pinas ka, sa Las Pinas ka lang or kung taga QC ka sa QC ka lang?
Correct me if I'm wrong guys.