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    #11781
    Quote Originally Posted by WallyWest View Post
    Herd immunity rin naman ang kababagsakan ng lahat.
    well,
    if what we have is herd mentality,
    ganun na nga.
    hanggang herd immunity na lang ang maaasahan natin.
    heh heh.

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    #11782
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    May jeep na pala? Pero kumakapit virus sa tela...



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    "manong, heto green cross. budburan mo naman ng alcohol yang lona paminsan-minsan."
    heh heh.

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    #11783
    Quote Originally Posted by vinrem View Post
    If you go out once a week para mag grocery, 1 hour is not enough, for my case it usually 2-3hours, pero if araw araw ka nag gogrocery, ok na 1 hour, you just buy essential for your everyday needs.

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    one hour a week is enough,
    if your grocery list has only chips and soda and other entertainment foods.
    heh heh.

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    #11784
    Quote Originally Posted by Gumusut_Amige View Post
    curious lang ako, parang wala pa ni isang survey na lumabas sa ngayon how the government handled this outbreak.
    magandang malaman sana kung gaano kalalim ang kaalaman ng pinoy majority about this covid19!
    meron na last month pa. ginawa nung fake gallup international association ( very different from the renowned and respected gallup, inc). 80% daw satisfied sa pamamahala ng gobyerno habang may covid19 pandemic.

    meron din nilabas iyong dubious publicus asia. favorable din for the admin ang findings nila re the gov't handling ang results nila.

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    #11785
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    well,
    if what we have is herd mentality,
    ganun na nga.
    hanggang herd immunity na lang ang maaasahan natin.
    heh heh.
    Can we have herd immunity if covid is also behaving like an hiv and reinfecting its host ?

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    #11786
    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Strange View Post
    Antay antay lang malapit na malaglag yung M sa MECQ.

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    Sa interview sa isang doctor sa lung center, May 25 daw yung pinaghahandaan nilang date na mag spike ang covid case.

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    #11787
    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    meron na last month pa. ginawa nung fake gallup international association ( very different from the renowned and respected gallup, inc). 80% daw satisfied sa pamamahala ng gobyerno habang may covid19 pandemic.

    meron din nilabas iyong dubious publicus asia. favorable din for the admin ang findings nila re the gov't handling ang results nila.
    I have a feeling the DND was pressured to approve the travel and conduct of sea trials of the new (and controversial) PN frigate from SoKor to the Philippines in contravention of COA rules in order to have some good news.

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    #11788
    Quote Originally Posted by glenn_duke View Post
    Can we have herd immunity if covid is also behaving like an hiv and reinfecting its host ?
    some authors say one can get re-infected by covid.
    i want to believe that this is not so.
    i prefer to believe that our current ability to detect the presence of the virus as pathogen, is limited. i want to believe that the seeming incidences of re-infection some people are believed to have undergone, are simply the same waxing and waning infection that haven't left, yet.
    our scientists are still writing the book.
    at hindi pa nga natutuyo ang tinta, they have to re-write it again.
    we have a long way to go, to learn more about covid.
    hey! it's been only six months!

    there are few, almost anecdotal incidences, of HIV cure.
    but for the most part, HIV is a forever disease, kept in control with drugs. one need get infected only once.
    Last edited by dr. d; May 19th, 2020 at 11:21 AM.

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    #11789
    Live as though virus is there, Project ARK proponent says

    Project ARK ramps up testing of private sector workers

    Project ARK ramps up testing of private sector workers | Inquirer News

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    #11790
    Wow that is savage! Spoiler alert, there is no report attached.

    Duterte’s 8th weekly report to Congress on use of additional powers | Inquirer News

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    #11791
    Tentative protocols for inbound passengers:

    “New Normal” from NAIA web site.

    We will now be required to pay for a COVID Test (P3,500) upon arrival to the Philippines and be subjected to quarantine for 3 to 5 days to a hotel that we will need to pay for until the results come in.

    All arriving passengers are required to go thru the RT-PCR test.

    1. For OFWs, PhilHealth will pay. RT-PCR Test cost P3,500. For Non-OFW at their own expense. But if they are PhilHealth members, they can charge it as long as they have PhilHealth membership number then fill up it to the form for swabbing.

    2. From NAIA, OFW will be brought to a Gov't.- designated quarantine facility. For non-OFWs, to a hotel of their choice, at their own expense. They will wait for 3-4 days until results come out.

    3. If test results is positive, passengers will be picked up by the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) who shall assume jurisdiction in monitoring them. If test results is negative, BOQ will issue a certificate stating that person is NEGATIVE in the PCR test.

    4. For those who are tested negative and have been issued a certificate, they can leave hotel and go home to their residences.

    The Department of Transportation might be able to help you passengers' transportation in going to their residences.


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    #11792
    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    Tentative protocols for inbound passengers:

    “New Normal” from NAIA web site.

    We will now be required to pay for a COVID Test (P3,500) upon arrival to the Philippines and be subjected to quarantine for 3 to 5 days to a hotel that we will need to pay for until the results come in.

    All arriving passengers are required to go thru the RT-PCR test.

    1. For OFWs, PhilHealth will pay. RT-PCR Test cost P3,500. For Non-OFW at their own expense. But if they are PhilHealth members, they can charge it as long as they have PhilHealth membership number then fill up it to the form for swabbing.

    2. From NAIA, OFW will be brought to a Gov't.- designated quarantine facility. For non-OFWs, to a hotel of their choice, at their own expense. They will wait for 3-4 days until results come out.

    3. If test results is positive, passengers will be picked up by the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) who shall assume jurisdiction in monitoring them. If test results is negative, BOQ will issue a certificate stating that person is NEGATIVE in the PCR test.

    4. For those who are tested negative and have been issued a certificate, they can leave hotel and go home to their residences.

    The Department of Transportation might be able to help you passengers' transportation in going to their residences.


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    Sounds fair.

    Though the waiting period for the result should be shortened to 3 days.

    5 days is too long and expensive, and usually it takes only 3 days for the result to come out.


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    #11793
    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    Tentative protocols for inbound passengers:

    “New Normal” from NAIA web site.

    We will now be required to pay for a COVID Test (P3,500) upon arrival to the Philippines and be subjected to quarantine for 3 to 5 days to a hotel that we will need to pay for until the results come in.

    All arriving passengers are required to go thru the RT-PCR test.

    1. For OFWs, PhilHealth will pay. RT-PCR Test cost P3,500. For Non-OFW at their own expense. But if they are PhilHealth members, they can charge it as long as they have PhilHealth membership number then fill up it to the form for swabbing.

    2. From NAIA, OFW will be brought to a Gov't.- designated quarantine facility. For non-OFWs, to a hotel of their choice, at their own expense. They will wait for 3-4 days until results come out.

    3. If test results is positive, passengers will be picked up by the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) who shall assume jurisdiction in monitoring them. If test results is negative, BOQ will issue a certificate stating that person is NEGATIVE in the PCR test.

    4. For those who are tested negative and have been issued a certificate, they can leave hotel and go home to their residences.

    The Department of Transportation might be able to help you passengers' transportation in going to their residences.


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    I hope hotel paying pinoys can demand change of all linens and disinfection prior to check in.


    Presymptomatic coronavirus patients can contaminate environments: study | ABS-CBN News

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    #11795
    Government just wasted 2 months. And now where is the money?

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    #11796
    [emoji848]

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    #11798
    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Government just wasted 2 months. And now where is the money?

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    Hindi ako magtaka me mga nakinabang sa pondo ng covid. [emoji24]

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    #11799
    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Wow that is savage! Spoiler alert, there is no report attached.

    Duterte’s 8th weekly report to Congress on use of additional powers | Inquirer News

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    Actually there is, about 22 pages long. But I did not bother to read. [emoji14]

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    #11800
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    [emoji848]

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    Well one of the side effects of HCQ is impotence. At lesst he won't breed anymore.

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