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Read More »We will continue to protect OFWs – The Manila Times
[ad_1] BAHRAIN has renewed its commitment to protect the rights of Filipino Overseas Workers (OFW), as Manama and Manila committed to strengthening bilateral ties based on deep respect, shared values, and true friendship. This commitment was renewed when the Crown Prince of Bahrain and Prime Minister His Royal Highness Prince …
Read More »Firecracker incidents in Central Luzon decrease by 95%
[ad_1] The Department of Health (DOH) said firecracker-related incidents from Dec. 21, 2020 to Jan. 1, 2021 have been significantly lower by at least 95 percent compared to the same period last year. DOH surveillance reports noted that about 15 cases were reported in the main hospitals in central Luzon. …
Read More »Indonesia to begin mass vaccination – The Manila Times
[ad_1] JAKARTA: A total of 1.8 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine made by Chinese biopharmaceutical company Sinovac Biotech Ltd. arrived in Indonesia on Friday, according to Indonesian government officials. WITHIN SCOPE This brochure photo taken on December 6, 2020 and posted by the Indonesian Presidential Palace shows workers unloading …
Read More »A swab test is required for residents returning to Manila after vacationing outside of NCR
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 2) Manila residents who vacationed outside of the National Capital Region will have to test negative for the coronavirus before they can return home, the city government said on Saturday. Barangay officials have been informed of the requirement on December 22, according to a …
Read More »Vatican will begin vaccinations the second half of January
[ad_1] A nun looks at St. Peter’s Square almost deserted on New Year’s Day amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, at the Vatican on January 1, 2021. Guglielmo Mangiapane, Reuters The Vatican announced on Saturday that its Covid-19 vaccination campaign will begin “in the next few days” with health workers and …
Read More »British government allows mixing doses of different coronavirus vaccines
[ad_1] Reuters file photo of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. UK government allows mixing doses of coronavirus vaccines The move comes despite the lack of evidence on the immunity offered by the combination of doses LONDON: The British government will allow people to receive injections of different coronavirus vaccines on …
Read More »Volunteers who received placebo will receive the coronavirus vaccine: Pfizer-BioNTech
[ad_1] Volunteers were allowed to find out if they received placebo Volunteers who received placebo have the option to get vaccinated while they remain in the study BioNTech CEO Says Vaccine Should Cope With New Strain The American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc and BioNTech, owned by a Turkish couple, have …
Read More »2 envoys of PH are vaccinated against COVID-19; Filipinos Abroad Urged To Take Advantage Of Free Vaccine
[ad_1] Philippine Ambassador to Bahrain Alfonso Ver during an online press conference on Thursday, December 30, hosted by the Office of Presidential Communications Operations – Office of Global Media and Public Affairs. MANILA, Philippines – Filipino ambassadors in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have been vaccinated against COVID-19, as Filipinos abroad …
Read More »Responses for the first COVID-19 vaccine approved in China
[ad_1] China’s approval of its first COVID-19 vaccine for public use on December 30 was good news to usher in the New Year. But some questions have been raised both inside and outside of China, and these are some of the most common: 1. Where does the vaccine come from? …
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