This, after reports from international news outfits came out, citing that at least three Asian businessmen contracted the virus while they were at a business conference in Singapore suspecting their buffet meals as the mode of virus transmission.
“Kami po ay nakikipag-ugnayan sa lahat ng sektor sa ngayon, financial sector, even the Food and Beverage Bureau . We just had our meeting with the hotel owners, together with the Department of Tourism.
“Pag sinabi nating mga droplet, ‘yan yung mga short distance lang ang tinatravel, halimbawa nagsalita ka o ikaw ay dumura 3 feet po yung virus maaari mong maipasa. ‘Yan po yung droplet infection pero ayoko pong mag zero in na kapag nag buffet ka or kapag ikaw ay nagshabu-shabu kasi tanggalin po natin ang impormasyon na ito sa utak natin because we are going to scare people away,” she added.
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