Mass Cremation sa India, Malaki ang Posibilidad na Mangyari sa Pilipinas

Tinanong rin siya patungkol sa “India-like” surge, sa kadahilanang pag-abot ng isang milyon pataas ang COVID-19 cases ng ating bansa.

“This is a lesson we all have to learn from what’s happening in other countries, we cannot dig our heads into the sand and make it appear that we’re doing OK all the time. There’s always ways of doing things better. It’s very dynamic, every day you have to read, every day you have to watch out for what’s happening,” pahayag ni Duque.

“What are the best practices, what are the practices that are worth avoiding or making sure we avoid such measures that don’t work,” dagdag pa nito.

“At the end of the day, we just have to work together and the whole world is in a crisis. Everybody is really reeling from this pandemic. But we must stand in solidarity with each other in this fight against the pandemic. The war against COVID is really on the shoulders of every person so it cannot just be the work of the national government, local government, private sector, etcetera,” aniya.

“But we’re not helpless. We are not without the power to fight this. Simple interventions e. Face masks, face shields, physical distancing, proper ventilation, avoidance of people in super spreader events,” dagdag nito.

Nitong Biyernes, naitala 8,276 karagdagang kaso na nagbunsod ng 1,054,983 kabuuang nagkaCOVID-19 sa ating bansa. 71,472 ang aktibong kaso habang 966,080 naman ang gumaling na. 17,431 naman ang namatay na sa sakit na ito.

Source: Christia Marie Ramos/INQUIRER.net
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