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FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier June 4, 2024 23:03:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier June 4, 2024 23:03:00

Only passes through the port of entry. or tease showing pounds of fentanyl carried by migrant outside of yuma, arizona. or tease adding in 2023 more than 476 pounds of fentanyl have been seized between legal entry points. enough to potentially kill 100 million americans. in washington, at a senate hearing on fentanyl today, republican senator jim rich says president biden needs to get serious about addressing it. >> it's time the administration wakes up we have a serious threat at the border. >> in about an hour from now a bipartisan group of house lawmakers will be hear in the rgv sector, bre...

Add'l 24.6K seniors now fully vaccinated via PinasLakas drive - Vimarsana News

Add'l 24.6K seniors now fully vaccinated via PinasLakas drive

(PNA file photo by Gil Calinga) MANILA - A total of 24,661 senior citizens have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) since the PinasLakas campaign started on July 26. In a media briefing Wednesday, Department of Health (DOH) officer-in-charge said the government aims to protect 90 percent of the elderly population through the vaccination drive. "So, this is just 2.03 percent of our targeted population for our primary series for senior citizens," she said. "Malayong malayo po iyan doon sa tina-target natin na dapat per day may 17,000 plus na (That...

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Centers For Health DevelopmentDepartment Of HealthPinaslakas CampaignNational Capital RegionHealth DevelopmentNa File Photo By Gil Calinga Manilaa Total Of 24661 Senior Citizens Have Been Fully Vaccinated Against The Coronavirus Disease 2019 Covid 19 Since Pinaslakas Campaign Started On July 26 Ina Media Briefing WednesdayEpartment Of Health Doh Officer In Charge Said The Government Aims To Protect 90 Percent Elderly Population Through Vaccination Drive Quot SoHis Is Just 2 03 Percent Of Our Targeted Population For Primary Series Senior CitizensUot She Said Quot Malayong Malayo Po Iyan Doon Sa Tina Target Natin Na Dapat Per Day May 17000 Plus Na That Is Very Far From The Target Per Day Of 17000 Accomplishments Quot For The First Booster DoseErgeire Said The Doh Has Reached Over 2 1 Million Individuals Or 8 82 Percent Of Targeted Eligible Population 23 Quot Wala Pa Rin Pong Rehiyon Na Nakakaabot Ng At Least 50 Coverage Dito Po Sa Ating Ginagawang No Region In This Pinaslakas CampaignUot She Said HoweverHe National Capital Region Has Reached 47 Percent Vaccination RateHe Highest Among The Regions EarlierHe Doh Conducteda Survey To Identify Why Fewer People Want Be Vaccinated Against Covid 19 Apart From Lack Of Access Vaccination SitesErgeire Noted That Some Individuals Still Believe Covid 19 Jabs Could Cause Harm To Their Health She Said This Factor Is Especially True For The Senior Citizens Quot Marami Na Raw Silang Ibang Sakit At Kakaunti Lang Daw Ang Kanilang Natitirang Oras Dito They Have Other Ailments Already And Shorter Time Live O They Don 39t Need The Boosters AnymoreUot She Added The Doh Has Presented To Centers For Health Development In Different Regions Varying Strategies Increase Vaccination Coverage It Also Requested Various Medical Societies Help Push Campaign Booster Doses Quot We Are Planning Fora Special Week Of Drive Whole Philippines This Coming End Month SeptemberUot Vergeire Said The DohHrough The Special Vaccination WeekOpes To Achieve At Least 50 Percent Of Its Pinaslakas Drive Targets Increase The Wall Immunity In Country As Aug 28Bout 72610 Individuals Are Fully Vaccinated And 17
Daily average of Covid-19 cases down 19% - Vimarsana News

Daily average of Covid-19 cases down 19%

(PNA file photo) MANILA - The daily average of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases went down by 19 percent for the period Aug. 22 to 28, the Department of Health (DOH) reported Monday. From 3,412 per day recorded from Aug. 15 to 21, the number decreased to 2,752 daily in the recent week. The latest case bulletin showed there were 19,262 new cases and 316 verified deaths. Of the additional deaths, the DOH said 94 occurred from Aug. 15 to 28. In the same period, 110 cases were added to the tally of severe and critical infections, which went down to 807 from the previous week's 811. Onl...

OVP calls for more partnerships, eyes add'l free ride routes - Vimarsana News

OVP calls for more partnerships, eyes add'l free ride routes

BASIC SERVICES. Office of the Vice President (OVP) Spokesperson Reynold Munsayac joins a press briefing with the Department of Education on Thursday (Aug. 4, 2022). He said the OVP intends to widen basic services for the public nationwide. (PNA photo) MANILA - The Office of the Vice President (OVP) has called on the private sector to be part of widening partnerships to provide basic services to the public, particularly for the expansion of the OVP Libreng Sakay (free rides) in the country. In a joint press briefing on Thursday, OVP Spokesperson Reynold Munsayac said they are eyeing adding Comm...

CNN CNN Newsroom With Pamela Brown June 4, 2024 00:09:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom With Pamela Brown June 4, 2024 00:09:00

Mission. we've delivered uncountable cases of water today and mres to residents that can't get out that have been without water and food for a couple of days now. we're transitioning into that humanitarian mode, into the secondary search mode. and those are kind of things we're encountering. >> reporter: and i know that, you know, this is a place very tight-knit, close, everyone i talk to knows somebody who's been affected or was affected themselves. you're not just here managing this, it includes you, too. can you talk about how this affects you personally and what's going to happen to the ar...