COVID-19 cases may reach peak mid-January: expert

Watch more on iWantTFC MANILA – COVID-19 infections in Metro Manila may reach its peak as early as January 15 or as late as the third week of February, an expert said Monday.

“At, doon sa aming pinalabas ng UP Pandemic Response Team na projections, possible tayong magkaroon ng peak, yung kung kailan magkakaroon ng increase tapos magpi-peak at magde-decrease, ang pinaka-early neto ay January 15, 'yung half ng, middle ng January, 'yung pinaka-late naman ay third week ng February.”

“Yung delay naman ng peak ay if there will be a good indication na naging effective 'yung mga alert levels natin and people will somehow maintain 'yung minimum public health standards, pwedeng madelay 'yung peak,” he explained.

This is happening WORLDWIDE because of people’s INSENSITIVITY & COMPLACENCY around them. We MUST FOLLOW THE PROTOCOLS ACCORDINGLY. With the NEWS CLIPS we see masks NOT PROPERLY WORN, reporters or ANYONE must CALL THE ATTENTION OF ANYONE ONCEseen NOT PROPERLY doing the protocols.

this shit is really gonna be 2020 2

Sobra na po ang kahirapan ng mga tao mabuti yong nasa puwesto at lumaki pa ang kita sa pandemya Sana naman hingin ang opinion ng Philippine Doctors Association at baka makagawa ng mas epektibo na paraan.

That's for sure with this kind of crowd,as long as people are allowed to go out like this,no social or physical distancing that's possible.Take your own risk!Nobody cares anymore whether they get the virus or not,as if,they're saying 'to hell with the covid virus!

Eat healthy, exercise. Sana yan ang iadvocate.

Yan nanaman ang pananakot nila. Tanginang Pilipinas 'to, hindi marunong mamuhay ng nandiyan ang pandemic.

We are back to where we were… 11 days ago!

'Experts say' 'Studies show' 🚩🚩🚩

Scaremongering again, eh?

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