Vergeire said this might be done if an RT-PCR test was not accessible.This option is being considered after the Philippine Red Cross halted its COVID-19 tests due to delayed payments from Philippine Health Insurance Corp. .
PhilHealth owes the PRC some P930 million. Vergeire said the PhilHealth and PRC were currently working to resolve the issue.
No!!! Gawan nyo ng paraan na matest sila, pakampante na naman kayo. Ang gagaling ng idea nyo.
pls stop that non-sense! a risk is a risk no matter how low. mag-isip naman kayo at maawa sa ating bansa DOH! magpapasko na magmuni-muni kayo!
Risks pa din yun. Gagong gobyerno
Then make the PCR test available. The DOH is seriously run by halfwits.
noooo..it shouldnt be..high risk or low risk..iisa lang yan..may covid19..everyone coming from outside should be tested
Hay anu nanaman to.... di na nga macontrol me ganitong polisiya pa
Then it should be made available!!! Ano'ng klaseng ahensya kayo kung hahayaan nyo lang risk na ito!
bakit ganito tayo? parang gusto ng gobyerno na mamatay na lang tayo lahat sa covid
Stupid idea 🤦🏻♂️
Low risk isn't no risk.
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