China Corona Virus Outbreak

[dr. d]

hindi ko gets ito kanina... ngayon ko lang nalaman na lahat pala ng OFW will be now paying a new premium contribution to Philhealth based from the table below.

2020 - 3.0% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 60,000)
2021 - 3.5% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 70,000)
2022 - 4.0% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 80,000)
2023 - 4.5% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 90,000)
2024 - 5.0% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 100,000)
2025 - 5.0% x monthly (income floor = 10,000 or income ceiling = 100,000)

kabulok naman ang trato sa mga bagong bayani... brilliant idea, easy money nga naman
kung hindi pa ito ang susi ng pagbagsak sa admin na ito ay ewan ko na lang

the poster is somewhat misleading.

every employee in the philippines will be following the same schedule.
the difference for OFWs is,
while the locally employed employees get to pay half the amount, while their employers pay the remaining half,
the land-based OFWs are required to pay the entire amount.

how many local employees are there, and how many OFWs are there?

[Gumusut_Amige]

the poster is somewhat misleading.

every employee in the philippines will be following the same schedule.
the difference for OFWs is,
while the locally employed employees get to pay half the amount, while their employers pay the remaining half,
the land-based OFWs are required to pay the entire amount.

how many local employees are there, and how many OFWs are there?

here's the link doc.

https://www.philhealth.gov.ph/circul...c2020-0014.pdf

[Deestone]

FYI for those who lives in Navotas....

[glenn_duke]

the poster is somewhat misleading.

every employee in the philippines will be following the same schedule.
the difference for OFWs is,
while the locally employed employees get to pay half the amount, while their employers pay the remaining half,
the land-based OFWs are required to pay the entire amount.

how many local employees are there, and how many OFWs are there?

Hindi naman nasusunod yung sa ofw unlike sa fixed wage earners sa pinas.
Kinocollect lang yung minimum payment pag start mo ng process as ofw, pero pagbalik mo thru balik mangagawa bypass na yung owwa at philhealth payment kasi online na pag secure ng oec. Kung gusto mong ma update owwa, philhealth at pag ibig, set ka appointment sa poea at dun mo bayaran.

Ngayong panahon ng covid, no choice but to pay talaga. May gamit din ang philhealth, last year naospital misis ko, 50k yung bill, 36k sinagot ng philhealth. Yung hospital pa nagpilit gamitin ko yung philhealth ko, akala ko kasi wala pang 10k ang cover.

[glenn_duke]

Baka totoo may nag defect na taga wuhan virus lab. San mangagaling yung evidence kung hindi dun mismo sa taga lab.


https://news.abs-cbn.com/overseas/05...from-wuhan-lab

[glenn_duke]

Sabi ni Cynthia, mga hampas lupa trabaho na daw kayo bahala na si covid, pero mga mayayaman sa bahay lang daw sila magtrabaho.
Para namang corporation ang senado pwede work from home, corporation nga pala, ng mga magnanakaw.


Villar reiterates call to let daily wage earners return to work | News | GMA News Online

[baludoy]

interesting read from the liberal media of new york city. the article basically speculates on why neighboring countries have huge differences in covid19 stats. it's pretty mind boggling din talaga when you look at the disparity of conditions under this blanket of chinois sourced pestilence.

The Covid-19 Riddle: Why Does the Virus Wallop Some Places and Spare Others? - The New York Times

there's also a part there as to why thailand is enjoying a lesser number of infections as opposed to some of its asean neighbors. "cultural distance" was the phrase they used and it made sense nga naman.

[Athrunzala]

Hydroxychloroquine still being used to treat coronavirus - AOL News

Doctors at Yale New Haven Health continue to include hydroxychloroquine as a part of its initial treatment protocol for COVID-19 patients, MedScape reported Friday. The drug is given to patients for five days along with the arthritis medication tocilizumab to treat severe cases.

Dr. Near Desai told MedScape that Yale New Haven Health was prescribing the medication because it had shown potential success in treating COVID-19 and because the medication was “cheap.”

[Monseratto]

Only one of them goes out for groceries. They throughly wash everthing... yet they all ended up asymptomatics...All of them are under home quarantine.

[shadow]

Only one of them goes out for groceries. They throughly wash everthing... yet they all ended up asymptomatics...All of them are under home quarantine.

Good for them. Meron na silang antibodies.

Baka naman meron na tayong herd immunity dahil madaming POGO workers dito.

Baka majority ng population natin meron ng antibodies.


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[dr. d]

Only one of them goes out for groceries. They throughly wash everthing... yet they all ended up asymptomatics...All of them are under home quarantine.

the incubation period of covid 19 is not yet fully established.
the infectivity period of covid 19 is not yet fully established.
whether covid 19 has negative effect to the fetus and to abortion, have not yet been established.

what has been established, is that covid 19 is a very infectious virus.

[uls]

interesting read from the liberal media of new york city. the article basically speculates on why neighboring countries have huge differences in covid19 stats. it's pretty mind boggling din talaga when you look at the disparity of conditions under this blanket of chinois sourced pestilence.

The Covid-19 Riddle: Why Does the Virus Wallop Some Places and Spare Others? - The New York Times

there's also a part there as to why thailand is enjoying a lesser number of infections as opposed to some of its asean neighbors. "cultural distance" was the phrase they used and it made sense nga naman.

from the article:

Draconian social-distancing and early lockdown measures have clearly been effective, but Myanmar and Cambodia did neither and have reported few cases.

what Myanmar did is HEAVY quarantine




look at their quarantine capacity

[uls]

the writer is correct

no need to science your way out of it

get medieval

the idea of quarantine is centuries old

you don't need a rich gov't with the brightest minds to fight this virus

[BratPAQ]

Only one of them goes out for groceries. They throughly wash everthing... yet they all ended up asymptomatics...All of them are under home quarantine.

Sabi sa video asymptomatic ang asawa nya, anak at mga kasambahay. Does that mean positive din sila? The whole family is positive? Or asymptomatic meaning walang symptoms pero wala pa test?

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[uls]

the incubation period of covid 19 is not yet fully established.
the infectivity period of covid 19 is not yet fully established.
whether covid 19 has negative effect to the fetus and to abortion, have not yet been established.

what has been established, is that covid 19 is a very infectious virus.

yeah people have the impression that the FOURTEEN day quarantine is carved in stone like the 10 commandments

it's just a number that originated from wuhan in the early days of the epidemic

ngayon nga China use 28 days coz they discovered cases where symptoms come out much later than 14 days

[dr. d]

fourteen days is a nice number, because it is palatable. but it does seem short, knowing what is known now.
28 days seems more realistic, but we'd have a barangay war at 28 days.
40 days is probably ideal, but we'd have a civil war...
stories during the european black plague.. village citizens protecting their village to the death, from travelers and newcomers...
Oberammergau...

six months pa lang, and they already wrote and re-wrote the book three times.
marami pang editions yan, before we settle down to more reliable knowledge.

[shadow]

Dapat magbayad muna China. Perwisyo talaga!


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[dreamur]

fourteen days is a nice number, because it is palatable. but it does seem short, knowing what is known now.
28 days seems more realistic, but we'd have a barangay war at 28 days.
40 days is probably ideal, but we'd have a civil war...
stories during the european black plague.. village citizens protecting their village to the death, from travelers and newcomers...
Oberammergau...

six months pa lang, and they already wrote and re-wrote the book three times.
marami pang editions yan, before we settle down to more reliable knowledge.

And duterte is fond of making a 6-month promise, so wake me up when my birth date comes...

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[Ry_Tower]

Basta pneumonia death automatic counted as covid death. That's what happened to my ex's Uncle. They even had the whole family quarantined e nag negative naman lahat. Karamihan naman ng seniors die from pneumonia e.

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Afaik hindi ganun ginagawa ng DOH. Kelangan magpositive muna bago ma-add as Covid death, even if late pa ang test results.

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[uls]

180,000,000

UST Hospital retrenches workers, cites losses, P18M owed by PhilHealth | The Varsitarian

UST HOSPITAL has cut its “non-crucial” manpower amid heavy financial losses since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hospital medical director Dr. Marcellus Francis Ramirez said state-run Philippine Health Insurance Corp. also owed more than P180 million in expenses for patients in 2019.