Palace: Gov't confident of recovery as Philippines trails in COVID-19 resilience

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The Philippines ranked second to the last in both Nikkei COVID-19 Recovery Index (as of Aug. 31) and Bloomberg COVID Resilience Ranking (as of Aug. 26). | via edsoncguido Related report:

Watch more on iWantTFC Malacañang said on Wednesday economic managers were confident the Philippines could recover from the COVID-19 crisis, even after the country placed second to the last in a global study that measured resilience in the face of the pandemic.

The Philippines ranked 52nd among 53 countries in Bloomberg’s COVID Resilience Ranking published on Tuesday. The index reportedly took into consideration the number of people who have been vaccinated in a country, severity of lockdowns, and COVID-19 positivity rate, among others. "Hindi po natin makakailala na talagang malaki ang naging epekto ng pandemiya sa ating ekonomiya. Pero ang ating economic team naman ay kampante na tayo po ay unti-unti nang bumabangon at tuluyang makakabangon," said Palace spokesman Harry Roque.

"Ulitin lang po natin na ang ating choice ngayon ay hindi between health and the economy. It is about total health," he said in a press conference. With some 1.4 million coronavirus infections the Philippines has the second highest COVID-19 tally in Southeast Asia, next to Indonesia. The government aims to vaccinate at least 58 million of its 110 million population to safely reopen the economy.

 

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EdsonCGuido diyan magaling ang pinas ang kasama palagi sa kulelat

EdsonCGuido Pano na yan...nag lift na nang ban sa mga countries na mataas din ang cases..so malulogmok tayo sa huli..hahaha ITS MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES

EdsonCGuido Some politician doesn't affect by this survey, what make them busy is upcoming election , they are more worried in their personal surveys rather than covid related surveys.

EdsonCGuido Not surprising given how this government has been mishandling the pandemic.

EdsonCGuido Black propaganda is not going to work

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EdsonCGuido Ano, mga besh, dilawan kasi sila 'no? 😏

EdsonCGuido At least this administration is consistent -- we continue to post very disappointing numbers in nearly all global indices consistently, notwithstanding their (questionably) 'high' survey ratings locally. 🤔 Maybe they'll soon succeed in getting us dead last. 😖

EdsonCGuido Ang galing ni Gongdi … tuwang tuwa mga DDShits . Minsan nAisip ko what if May 2 Pilipinas yung isa under Du30 with all the DDS who worships him at yung isa under VP Leni . or khit si Mar .Sa tingin nyo who would have a better handling of pandemic ? And the country in general?

EdsonCGuido Ay sayang hindi pa ranked last! 😅✌🏼

ANCALERTS EdsonCGuido DELIGHTFUL NEWS FOR THE ANTI-DUTERTE CROWD.

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