People flock to Luneta on Jan. 1, 2022, two days before the region will revert to stricter Alert Level 3 due to the increasing number of COVID-19 cases. Photo by KJ Rosales, The Philippine STAR
David, however, reminded the public to continue following health protocols as Metro Manila remains at critical risk despite the drop in new COVID cases over the past week. While cases are decreasing in the NCR, David said the situation is different in other parts of the country.
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