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NOT COMPLACENT. Rosemarie Baguio, a government employee, said she will continue to wear a face shield despite the Davao City government's order for its voluntary use starting November 2, 2021. She said she will not let her guard down as the threat of the coronavirus disease 2019 still remains. (Photo courtesy of Rosemarie Baguio Facebook page) DAVAO CITY - Dabawenyos with eye problems have lauded the decision of the city government to make the use of face shields voluntary even in public places. Rosemarie Baguio, a government employee, said the voluntary use of a face shield was a welcome development especially for people with myopia (nearsightedness) like her. "It gives us a sense of relief so we can see and appreciate people, things, and places outside the comfort of our homes without the struggle. Who wouldn't want that, right?", she told Philippine News Agency (PNA) on Thursday. "I get it, it's enticing and liberating," she added. Under Executive Ord

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