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NTF to observe Davao City s vaccination exercise

SunStar File photo February 15, 2021 THE National Task Force (NTF) Against Covid-19 is set to monitor and participate in the Davao City Government s third simulation exercise in preparation for the arrival of the Covid-19 vaccines in the city. In an advisory relayed by the Davao City Information Office, NTF Chief Implementor Secretary Carlito Galvez, Jr., Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque Jr., Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles will be present during the simulation exercise for the transport and vaccination activity of the city. The simulation exercise is being held to determine the readiness of the city to conduct the vaccination.

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Step up information drive for COVID-19 vaccination, DILG tells LGUs

(Unsplash) This, as DILG Undersecretary and spokesperson Jonathan Malaya admitted that the biggest challenge for the LGUs’ COVID-19 inoculation drive is the low demand among their residents. In an interview over GMA News, Malaya said the LGUs should step up its drive in convincing the concerned individuals to be inoculated attributing that the low demand for COVID-19 vaccination is due to the unverified negative information from social media. “Tingin ko ‘yung kailangang mensahe natin sa ating kababayan ay lahat ng bakuna na aaprubahan ng ating pamahalaan ay dumaan sa tamang proseso (I think we need to send a public message that all the (COVID-19) vaccines approved by the government underwent legal process), ” Malaya said.

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Press Release - Villanueva backs gradual reopening of colleges; calls on CHED, DOH to strictly monitor health protocols

Press Release - Villanueva backs gradual reopening of colleges; calls on CHED, DOH to strictly monitor health protocols
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Philippines has lowest gov t COVID-19 response among ASEAN countries and some are not surprised

Philippines has lowest-rated COVID-19 response in ASEAN and some are not surprised 3186 ); Association of Southeast Asian Nations. ASEAN Studies Center’s “ The State of Southeast Asia 2021 survey report” showed that a majority or 53.7% of its Filipino respondents from a more specialized cohort than those in national surveys disapproved of the Duterte administration’s handling of the public health crisis. At least 17.9% of the respondents said that they “strongly disapprove” of the government’s response towards the COVID-19 pandemic while 20.9% were “neutral” about the issue. Around 25.4% were okay with how the crisis is being handled. Rounded up, 19.4% approved of the Philippine government’s COVID-19 response while 6.0% strongly approved.

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Senate committee chairman backs face-to-face learning in medical schools

The chairman of the Senate committee on higher education is backing government’s decision to gradually reopen colleges for face-to-face classes, beginning with those in health and medical courses. Sen. Joel Villanueva (Senate of the Philippines / MANILA BULLETIN/MANILA BULLETIN) “For as long a

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