[ad_1] A chain message about how a mixture of coconut water, lime and salt can supposedly cure Covid-19 has been circulating in WhatsApp chat groups. PHOTO: THE STAR / ASIA NEWS NETWORK PETALING JAYA – Despite the warning from the Ministry of Health, false information about Covid-19 and false remedies …
Read More »Philippine Coronavirus Cases May Hit Half a Million by End of 2020: Experts
[ad_1] Commuters head to the relocated bus loading and unloading area along Agham Road in Quezon City on October 15, 2020. Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN News / Archive MANILA – Coronavirus cases in the Philippines may reach 500,000 by the end of December, a group of experts warned on Monday, as …
Read More »Access to COVID-19 Vaccine for All Filipinos May Only Be Available in 2022 – Official
[ad_1] A woman holds a small bottle labeled “COVID-19 Coronavirus Vaccine” and a medical syringe in this illustration taken on October 30, 2020. Dado Ruvic, Reuters / Archive MANILA – Most Filipinos may have to wait until 2022 to receive an injection of the coronavirus vaccine, an official leading the …
Read More »I deal with AstraZeneca if the vaccine does not get FDA approval – DOH
[ad_1] FILE PHOTO: In this illustration taken on October 31, 2020, vials with a label that reads “COVID-19 / Coronavirus Vaccine / Injection Only” and a medical syringe are seen in front of the AstraZeneca logo displayed. REUTERS / Dado Ruvic MANILA, Philippines – The recently signed tripartite agreement between …
Read More »Coronavirus threatens to reverse progress made in malaria control
[ad_1] On World Malaria Day, the World Health Organization calls on countries to step up the fight against malaria, saying the coronavirus pandemic threatens to reverse significant progress made in efforts to control this deadly disease. Since 2000, the UN World Health Organization reports that 1.5 billion cases of malaria …
Read More »Malaria Increases Risk of COVID-19 Pandemic: WHO | Asia
[ad_1] The World Health Organization says interruptions in treatment could lead to tens of thousands of additional deaths. Funding shortages and treatment interruptions in sub-Saharan Africa as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic put tens of thousands more lives at risk from malaria, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned in …
Read More »SEC turns to PayMaya for digital payments – Manila Bulletin
[ad_1] Filipino entrepreneurs will soon be able to pay cashless for their Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) registration, business licenses, fines, penalties, seminars and trainings, through the commission’s online portal that works with Paymaya. The SEC will integrate its online portal with the PayMaya Checkout payment gateway, which will allow …
Read More »Physical distancing in events is essential, but sometimes it is difficult to impose – Galvez
[ad_1] MANILA, Philippines – While there is a need to impose physical distancing at events, the head of pandemic response implementation Carlito Gálvez Jr. admitted Monday that there are times when crowding becomes too difficult. to be controlled by the authorities. Gálvez issued the statement after the events attended by …
Read More »European envoys urge Saudi Arabia to release women’s rights activists
[ad_1] Hathloul appeared in a Saudi court on Wednesday, as his trial was scheduled to begin after 900 days in pre-trial detention. Instead, the court referred the case to the Specialized Criminal Court for terrorism and national security cases, according to a statement from his family and supporters sent to …
Read More »WHO warns that malaria is ending
[ad_1] GENEVA – Progress in eliminating malaria has stalled in recent years, the World Health Organization said on Monday, with an estimated more than 400,000 people having died again from the disease last year. In its 2020 World Malaria Report, the WHO said progress against the mosquito-borne disease was stagnating, …
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