(File photo) MANILA - Despite studies showing the Omicron variant to be a "milder strain" of Covid-19, Malacanang reminded the public Monday not to be complacent as other more lethal strains of the coronavirus, such as Delta, continue to exist. Acting presidential spokesperson and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles made this remark after the Philippines saw 4,600 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday the highest recorded in over two months. The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) earlier raised the alert level status in Metro Manila to Alert Level 3 until January 15 amid an increase in Covid-19 cases and the detection of 14 local Omicron cases. "We're focusing so much on Omicron, we're forgetting that Delta is still around. Right now, nagspe-speculate tayo na 'Omicron na siguro 'to, ang taas ang bilang' (we are speculating that 'This is probably Omicron since there are high numbers). We have to remember Del
(File photo) MANILA - Despite studies showing the Omicron variant to be a "milder strain" of Covid-19, Malacanang reminded the public Monday not to be complacent as other more lethal strains of the coronavirus, such as Delta, continue to exist. Acting presidential spokesperson and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles made this remark after the Philippines saw 4,600 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday the highest recorded in over two months. The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) earlier raised the alert level status in Metro Manila to Alert Level 3 until January 15 amid an increase in Covid-19 cases and the detection of 14 local Omicron cases. "We're focusing so much on Omicron, we're forgetting that Delta is still around. Right now, nagspe-speculate tayo na 'Omicron na siguro 'to, ang taas ang bilang' (we are speculating that 'This is probably Omicron since there are high numbers). We have to remember Del
HIKING JABS DELIVERY. National Task Force Against Covid-19 chief implementer and vaccine czar, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. (left) and Russian Ambassador to Manila Marat Pavlov do the Resbakuna sign during the arrival of 400,000 doses of Sputnik V jabs at the NAIA Terminal 2 on Thursday (Oct. 21, 2021). Pavlov said Moscow is working slowly and steadily to increase deliveries of its Covid-19 jabs to Manila. (PNA photo by Avito Dalan) MANILA - Russia is working to gradually increase the delivery of its Sputnik V coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccine doses to the Philippines. "First of all, I like to say that we are slowly and steadily increasing the amount of supplies of our vaccines and this is a very important message to the Philippines that we are glad to help the Filipino people in (this gallant) struggle against the disease," Russian Ambassador to Manila Marat Pavlov told reporters on the sidelines of the arrival of government-procured 400,000 Sputnik V doses at the
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