President Rodrigo Duterte urged Filipinos on Friday to be more patient and resilient as the country continued to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Duterte also expressed hope that a cure for COVID-19 will be developed soon even as he warned the public of “dangerous and abnormal times” due to the global health crisis. President Duterte … Read more
CanSino VACCINE – A coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine was tested safe for humans for the first time and also it induces a rapid immune response, said the researchers at China’s CanSino Biologics Inc that is reported on Friday in The Lancet medical journal. The blood samples from a group of 108 vaccinated adults showed both … Read more
The Department of Education (DepEd) on Thursday encouraged donors that instead of school supplies, they should provide gadgets that students can use for distance learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic. “Halimbawa ‘yung programa natin na Brigada Eskwela na kung saan ang mga donor ay nagbibigay sila ng school bags, papel, ballpen, ang sabi namin kung kaya … Read more
Dra. Vicki Belo expresses her love for husband Hayden Kho who celebrated his birthday on May 20 through her Instagram account. According to Belo, they met during Hayden’s birthday on May 20, 2005, and she never thought that they would get married. She also revealed that she initially thought that Hayden was gorgeous and sexy, … Read more
WATCH HERE, TV Patrol May 21, 2020 (Wednesday) a news and public affairs program focuses mainly on all events happening in and outside the country. Anchored by Ted Failon, Bernadette Sembrano and Kabayan Noli De Castro. Check out also for the latest update of COVID-19 and the development of finding the cure to stop this … Read more
Senator Cynthia Villar questioned the executive branch’s decision on Tuesday on the extent cash aid to 18 million families, Villar said the government should not provide financial assistance to the middle class because people classified as such are still salaried workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Villar said during the Senate Committee of the Whole hearing … Read more
Senator Cynthia Villar apologized on Wednesday for her statements that the middle class should not be given financial assistance by the government amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. This was after her statement draws a pique on social media. “My statements during the hearing yesterday was not in any manner meant to be an affront to … Read more
Año has also disagreed with the pronouncements of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III saying the Philippines is currently experiencing the second wave of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infections. Interior Secretary Eduardo Año said in a television interview on Thursday, that the emerging cases of COVID-19 are still part of the first wave of infection. “Para sa … Read more
Former Sen. Jinggoy Estrada told the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) that physical distancing was observed when he held a relief drive in San Juan City earlier this month, Estrada said on Wednesday. Previously, Estrada submitted a written explanation of the incident to the NBI office in Manila due to the alleged violation of the … Read more
So far, there are more than a hundred potential vaccines that are being researched. One of these vaccines is Remdesivir has already begun human trials. But, on its first tests, the drug was found ineffective on humans. However, some other vaccines were still under trial and have undergone testings with animals. Based on an article … Read more