we sent people with covid back to the care homes. l these were the words - of the prime minister s former chief adviser yesterday. if true, this is one - of the biggest scandals and tragedies of the pandemic. we have published the full details of the approach that we take and that we took, and we worked with the care home sector as much as possible to keep people safe, and we followed the clinical advice on the appropriate way forward. 519 residents in my borough lost their lives to covid. in my own family, we lost five of our relatives, and theirfamily members are grappling with that loss to this day. the hearings yesterday were incredibly distressing. mr cummings has admitted to government failures in handling the pandemic and said it meant tens of thousands of people died who didn t need to die. out of respect to those families, the over 128,000 families who lost their lives, will the secretary of state admit to the failures today and apologise?
Department of Health Western Visayas Center for Health Development senior health officer John Richard Lapascua (Photo by Perla Lena) ILOILO CITY - Cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) in Western Visayas are declining as shown by the negative 74 percent growth rate in the past one to two weeks when compared with the number of cases in the last three to four weeks. During the virtual press briefing Monday, Department of Health Western Visayas Center for Health Development (DOH WV CHD) senior health officer John Richard Lapascua said the region's average daily cases as of February 20 dropped to 452 when compared with 828 cases in January. The average daily attack rate in the region is low in provinces and highly urbanized cities, except for this city that recorded 11.36, which is considered under moderate risk classification. "If we sum that up together with the risk classification, the alert level that we recommend is Level 2 in Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo an
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