DOH Says Christmas Carolers Should Still Wear Face Masks The Department of Health (DOH) advised the Christmas carolers that they should still wear face masks while singing. The Christmas pilgrims are instructed by the DOH about their planned caroling activities. They should continue to use face masks to protect themselves from the coronavirus sickness, according … Read more
Thailand Removes COVID-19 Restrictions For Foreign Arrivals THAILAND – People entering Thailand were no longer required to show negative Covid-19 test results or proof of vaccination as of October 1. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, travel, and tourism had grown to be one of the most significant economic sectors in the world, contributing 10% to the … Read more
Covid-19 Restrictions in Japan will be Lifted for Foreign Tourist Japan will lift travel restrictions for foreign tourist and re-open the boarders next month after two years and a half because of pandemic. The pandemic, according to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who was speaking at the New York Stock Exchange, has impeded the free flow … Read more
800 More Omicron Subvariant Detected this Week Omicron Subvariant detected in Philippines for more than 800+ cases logs this week the Department of Health (DOH) said on Tuesday. In the past week, the Philippines discovered over 800 more cases of the COVID-19 Omicron subvariants, according to a report released on Tuesday by the Department of … Read more
Egypt Recorded I’ts First Monkeypox Case First Monkeypox case recorded by Egypt’s health ministry announced on Wednesday that a man frequently visited Europe had acquired the said virus. According to a statement from the health ministry of the most populous Arab nation is that “The first case of monkeypox has been detected in Egypt. The … Read more
Neri Naig Shares Why She Suddenly Own A Salon NERI NAIG – ‘Wais Na Misis’ Neri Naig-Miranda shared she bought a salon to help the staff stay in their jobs. The coronavirus pandemic had an impact on every industry, from warehouses and meat processing plants to movie theaters and salons. Many companies across the nation … Read more
DOH Warns as Covid-19 Cases may Reach 9,000 as Face to face Classes Resume Face to face classes resume may trigger COVID-19 and cases may probably reach 9,000 by the end of September, DOH warned on Friday. The estimates are based on the DOH’s most recent projections, according to officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire, who noted … Read more
Department of Education (DepEd) reported on Wednesday that at least 979,465 elementary and high school students in Eastern Visayas had registered for the new school year as of August 16. This figure represents 75.24 percent of the 1,301,782 actual students from kindergarten to senior high school recorded during the Academic Year 2021-2022, according to DepEd … Read more
COVID-19 Spread in South Korea Drops but Resurgence Expected to Resume South Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency study released a statement on Monday that the country added 67,078 new COVID-19 infections. According to government data released Monday, the latest rise in COVID-19 infections in South Korea decreased on Sunday. However, the resurgence is projected … Read more
Palace Says President Bongbong Marcos Jr. Tests Positive For COVID-19 In Antigen Test BONGBONG MARCOS JR.- Palace confirmed that President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. tested positive for COVID-19 in an antigen test. The country continues to fight against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Health authorities are encouraging Filipinos to get vaccinated against the virus. The … Read more
