COVID spike preventable if people will follow health protocols - Palace - Manila Bulletin

Presidential spokesman Harry Roque made the statement after the University of the Philippines OCTA Research Group warned against the easing of restrictions in public transportation, saying this will trigger an increase in new COVID-19 cases in the National Capital Region in the next two weeks.

“We disagree with the research group. Tingin ko po gagawin ng Pilipino ang lahat ng dapat gawin dahil importante sa kanila na makapaghanapbuhay na muli ,” he said. “Itong mga doctor pong ito ay respetado. Hindi ko po alam kung sino iyong doctor ng OCTA Group ,” he said. “Ito naman po ay base rin sa siyensiya na diniscuss po sa IATF ni Dr. Dayrit, and I’m sorry, I believe them po,” he said.3. No talking and eating7. Passengers seating one seat apart

Jusko ... Kung gumalaw lang kasi agad ang gobyerno at hindi nagyabang eh di sana wala tayo sa sitwasyon na ito ngayon . Sa mga tao na naman isisi ... Yan ngang mga alipores niyo mga numero unong violator ng health protocols ... PWEH!!! 🤮🤮🤮

Maganda yan na ganyan nalang my spice para iwas dukot dukot lalo ngayon mag papasko na po

dapat maging modelo kayo sa taumbayan ...as if perfect kayong naka upo sa gobyerno juscolord.. clean the sh*t in ur face prior to pointing fingers to the rest of us. entitledleaders

Govt officials nga dont follow the protocols e. Kayo kaya muna anoho? Not a good example kayo jan e

Dds pls quit. Iwas pusoy kayo.

It'd help more if testing and contact tracing are pursued vigorously during the whole quarantine period. Then we could've exit this crisis and not sink economically. Even now it is still very relevant with OFWs, foreign visitors. For frontliners need on regular basis

Belated happy birthday na lang kay Gen. Sinas at kumusta kay Koko Pimentel.

Ito na naman sila sa paninisi sa mga tao! It is preventable if the government do its job right.

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