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(Screenshot / Facebook / Mayor Edwin L. Olivarez / MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO)
During a visit at the Parañaque City Hall on February 5, the Coordinated Operations to Defeat Pandemic (CODE) Team headed by Secretary Carlito Galvez, the country’s chief COVID-19 response implementer and vaccine czar, cited the city’s well-prepared and comprehensive vaccination plan.
“I want to congratulate the City of Parañaque for your strong leadership, which is essential in the development of such a comprehensive program,” Galvez said during the visit.
Olivarez, for his part, thanked the national government for its continuing support to the city’s efforts to fight COVID-19.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday that COVID-19 cases are continuing to drop in Kentucky, though deaths remain high due to surges over the past several weeks.
Beshear reported 2,500 new cases on Thursday. Four weeks ago, the daily total was nearly 5,000.
The test positivity rate dropped to 8.37%, the lowest in over a month. Beshear said the steady decline shows the state is limiting spread.
“If we stay on this track, we’re going to have fewer cases this week than we did last week, which will give us four straight weeks, for the first time of this pandemic, with declining cases,” he said.
(Screenshot / Facebook / Mayor Edwin L. Olivarez / MANILA BULLETIN)
According to Parañaque City Mayor Edwin Olivarez, this was mentioned during their last Metro Manila Council (MMC) meeting.
“Gusto ko pong i-report na sa huling meeting po namin ng ating Metro Manila Council, shinare ng Department of Health (DOH) na doon po sa 16 cities and one municipality, kasama po tayo sa apat na siyudad sa Metro Manila na low risk doon po sa COVID-19 (I want to report that in our last MMC meeting, the DOH shared that within the 16 cities and lone municipality in Metro Manila, we belong to the four cities that are considered low risk areas for COVID-19).” Olivarez said.
InfoMigrants By Marion MacGregor Published on : 2021/01/25
The Danish prime minister wants to see an end to asylum requests in the country. The Social Democrat leader made the comment in Parliament, reinforcing Denmark’s restrictive stance on immigration.
Denmark last year saw the lowest number of asylum seekers since 1998, with 1,547 people applying. On Friday the prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, told Parliament that she wants no asylum seekers at all coming to Denmark. We cannot promise zero asylum seekers, but we can set up that vision, as we did before the elections, Frederiksen said. We want a new asylum system, and we will do what we can to introduce it.