[ad_1] AS THE Department of Health (DOH) previously warned of an “irregularly high number” of cases, new coronavirus infections spiked on Friday, September 11, 2020, bringing the total count of cases in the country to exceed the 250,000 mark. . According to the September 11 case bulletin, the DOH reported …
Read More »DOH: WHO ‘solidarity trials’ for COVID-19 vaccine may start in late October
[ad_1] MANILA, Philippines – The World Health Organization (WHO) “solidarity trials” for potential vaccines against coronavirus disease may begin in the Philippines in the last week of October, Undersecretary of Health Maria Rosario Vergeire said Friday. Information from the Department of Health (DOH) showed that WHO will identify the vaccines …
Read More »WHO solidarity trial on potential coronavirus vaccines may start in October
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, September 11) – Solidarity trials led by the World Health Organization on possible coronavirus vaccines in the country may begin in late October, the Health Department said on Friday. The WHO solidarity team aims to decide in the third or fourth week of October which …
Read More »Gov’t OKs reduced physical distancing in public transportation as of September 14
[ad_1] MANILA, Philippines – The government approved a proposal to reduce the physical distance between commuters in public transportation vehicles starting on Sept. 14, Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade announced Friday. Tugade said the proposal from the Economic Development Group (EDC) and the Department of Transportation (DOTr) was approved and supported …
Read More »The rules of physical distancing in public transport will be relaxed as of September 14
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, September 10) – Space to ensure physical distancing will be gradually reduced from September 14 to accommodate more passengers on public transportation, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said on Friday. The proposal promoted by DOTr and the Economic Development Group was approved by the Inter-institutional …
Read More »Vaccine trial stopped after neurological symptoms were detected
[ad_1] FILE – This Saturday, July 18, 2020, file photo shows an overview of AstraZeneca’s offices and corporate logo in Cambridge, England. Late-stage trials of a coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and drugmaker AstraZeneca were halted after a woman who received the experimental injection developed severe neurological …
Read More »Trump Campaigns on Michigan Battlefield Amid Book Fallout
[ad_1] Supporters of President Donald Trump watch Air Force One land at a rally at MBS International Airport, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020, in Freeland, Michigan (AP Photo / Jose Juarez) FREELAND, Michigan – Reeling from another crisis of his own making, President Donald Trump tried to refocus attention on his …
Read More »South China Sea: Mike Pompeo Urges ASEAN Nations To Cut Ties With Chinese ‘Thug’ Firms World | News
[ad_1] Donald Trump’s secretary of state told a virtual meeting of foreign ministers not to “allow the Chinese Communist Party to trample us.” ASEAN, also known as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, is made up of ten countries, including Vietnam and Thailand. It aims to promote economic and security …
Read More »Longer list of ‘Build, Build, Build’ projects OKd
[ad_1] President Duterte has approved the longest list of 104 projects worth P4.1 trillion in the “Build, Build, Build” portfolio. The list now includes additional health and information technology infrastructure that will allow Filipinos to better adapt to the “new normal” brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Acting Secretary for …
Read More »Vaccine still possible this year, despite trial pause: AstraZeneca – Manila Bulletin
[ad_1] Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca said Thursday that a Covid-19 vaccine could still be available by the end of the year, despite a randomized clinical trial being paused. In this file photo taken on July 21, 2020, a general view of the offices of the British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical company …
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