MANILA— The OCTA Research Group said Saturday the Philippines may see less than 1,000 new daily COVID-19 cases by the end of November as new infections consistently eased and the number of vaccinated Filipinos grew.“Medyo bumababa pa rin ang bilang ng kaso. 'Yung 7-day average natin sa Philippines is now 1,400. Ine-expect natin baka maging less than 1,000 pa 'yan by the end of the month na consistently baka less than 1,000 na,” said OCTA fellow Prof. Guido David.
He also said that barring unvaccinated children in malls would not only help keep COVID-19 cases down but also prevent the younger age group from the risk of infection. He said there is still one month to go and when cases further drop then it may be the time to reconsider allowing children back into malls.
Watch more on iWantTFC David also pointed out that a big factor in the improving situation in the country is due to more people being vaccinated against COVID-19.
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