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STATE OF CALAMITY. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. holds a meeting with officials of the Department of Health (DOH) on Wednesday (Feb. 1, 2023). Marcos ordered the DOH to ensure that healthcare workers will continue to get their allowances despite the expiration of the state of calamity on Dec. 31, 2022. (Photo courtesy of the Presidential Communications Office) MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Wednesday ordered the Department of Health (DOH) to ensure that healthcare workers will continue to receive their allowances despite the expiration of the state of calamity declared in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Marcos made this remark in a meeting with DOH officials at Malacanan Palace. The state of calamity expired on Dec. 31, 2022. "Tuloy-tuloy 'yan. Yung inaalala ko dati na hindi matutuloy ang compensation para sa ating health workers.'Yung allowance nila ay pinag-aralan namin nang mabuti kahit hindi itinutuloy ang state of calamity ay hindi maapektuhan an

Lanao del surFerdinandr marcos jrRodrigo duterteRosario vergeireDepartment of healthPresident rodrigo duterteState of calamity president ferdinandr marcos jr holdsa meeting with officials the department health doh on wednesday feb 1023 marcos ordered the doh to ensure that healthcare workers will continue get their allowances despite expiration of state calamity on dec 31022 photo courtesy of the presidential communications office manila president ferdinandr marcos jr on wednesday ordered department health doh to ensure that healthcare workers will continue receive their allowances despite expiration state calamity declared in 2020 due covid 19 pandemic made this remark ina meeting with officials at malacanan palace expired dec 31022 quot tuloy 39 yan yung inaalala ko dati na hindi matutuloy ang compensation para sa ating health workers allowance nila ay pinag aralan namin nang mabuti kahit itinutuloy state of calamity maapektuhan pagbayad doon mga ng kanilang benefits that will continuei used to be concerned the for our would not continue we carefully studied their allowances and even if is extendedHeir benefits will not be affectedUot he said proclamation no 929Igned by former president rodrigo duterteEclareda state of calamity across the country in march 2020Hen covid 19 began to spread in the country state of calamity was supposed last for six months but extended fora year up sept 12Ia proclamation no 1021