The Department of Health (DOH) said on Friday, Dec. 30 that it is open to alternative measures if the state of calamity due to Covid-19 will not be extended in the country.
The Department of Health said on Friday, Dec. 30 that it is open to alternative measures if the state of calamity due to Covid-19 will not be extended in the country.
President Marcos on Thursday, Dec. 29, expressed his hesitancy to extend the state calamity due to Covid-19, saying “it’s the wrong mindset” going into the new year. However, it pointed out that it is “open to alternatives” to ensure that the vaccination program is not disrupted. Meanwhile, tuluy-tuloy pa rin naman ang pakikipag-usap natin ngayon sa mga vaccine manufacturer and COVAX facility to secure bivalent vaccines this coming year,” it added.
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