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Navotas City s active COVID-19 cases drop to 705 – Manila Bulletin

Active coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases in Navotas City dropped to 705 on Friday, Jan. 21, from the 1,012 active cases recorded on Thursday, Jan. 20. According to the city government, there is only a 4.9 percent increase in active cases on Jan. 20 and 21, compared to the five to eight percent i

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Philippines may remain under lockdown after vaccine rollout

Philippines may remain under lockdown after vaccine rollout BusinessWorld 2/10/2021 © Provided by BusinessWorld Luzon was placed under an enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) from mid-March to end-May, halting nearly all economic activity. PHILIPPINE STAR/MICHAEL VARCAS By za MANY parts of the country would probably remain under a lockdown even after the government starts vaccinating Filipinos against the coronavirus, according to the presidential palace. Easing quarantines would depend on the recommendations of health authorities, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Alexei B. Nograles told reporters via Zoom Cloud Meetings on Wednesday. “Quarantines won’t be immediately relaxed once the vaccines are rolled out,” he said in Filipino. “Once the vaccines take effect and cases fall, we will consider easing the quarantines.”

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Philippines may start vaccination drive next week

BusinessWorld February 8, 2021 | 8:00 pm THE PHILIPPINES may start inoculating Filipinos against the coronavirus next week as it takes delivery of vaccine orders, according to the presidential palace. “Our government is prepared to start the vaccination drive on Feb. 15,” presidential spokesman Harry L. Roque told an online news briefing in Filipino on Monday. The government expects to vaccinate as many as 70 million citizens against the coronavirus by yearend, vaccine czar Carlito A. Galvez, Jr. said on Sunday. The country will get about 10 million doses of vaccines under a global initiative for equal access this quarter, including 117,000 doses from Pfizer, Inc. that might arrive this month, he said.

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