Coronavirus Cases In US Rise After Testing Delays CORONAVIRUS – The number of novel coronavirus cases on the US rise after testing delays. The novel coronavirus or COVID-19 has killed 4,000 people and has infected 113000 people worldwide. The death toll keeps on rising. Governments around the globe intensified their efforts to combat the spread … Read more
World Bank Announces $12 Billion Aid To Combat Coronavirus CORONAVIRUS – The World Bank announced on Tuesday that they will provide $12 billion funds to help poor countries combat coronavirus. The novel coronavirus or COVID-19 was first reported in Wuhan City, China. It has caused the death of more than 3000 people and most of … Read more
WHO: All Nations Must Brace For Possible “Global Pandemic” WHO – The World Health Organization said that the COVID-19 had peaked in China but warned all nations to prepare for a “global pandemic”. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, chief of the World Health Organization said that the peak of COVID-19 epidemic in China happened between January 23 … Read more
WHO Reveals Official Name for Novel Coronavirus That’s First Recorded in China in 2019 OFFICIAL NAME FOR NOVEL CORONAVIRUS – The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed the official name for the strain of coronavirus from China. One of the biggest challenges that came along with the start of 2020 is the spread of the novel … Read more
WHO Declares Wuhan Virus As Global Emergency WUHAN VIRUS NOW GLOBAL EMERGENCY – After its deliberation on Thursday, the World Health Organization has declared the Wuhan coronavirus as a global emergency. The Virus has run rampant in mainland China and had infected over 8000 people. In addition, the death toll for the virus had already … Read more
DOH on Full Alert Amid Mysterious Disease In China MYSTERIOUS DISEASE IN CHINA – A rare disease affecting a part of China prompted the Department of Health (DOH) to be on full alert. As years pass by, treatments to several health conditions that were once uncurable were discovered. On the other side, more and more … Read more
3D Pedestrian Lanes In Antipolo Helps Spread Road Safety Awareness 3D PEDESTRIAN LANES – The 3D pedestrian lanes in Antipolo City helped spread road safety awareness after the rising number of pedestrian-related accidents in the city. Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere but the public road is the most common location where they happen. In … Read more
Dengue Cases Likely To Remain High Till Year End, Says WHO Expert DENGUE CASES – An expert from the World Health Organization said on Sunday that dengue cases is likely to remain high until December. Previously, the Commision on Human Rights (CHR) expressed their concern, saying that they are alarmed at the increasting rate of … Read more
WHO Says Philippines Now The 3rd Highest In Measles PHILIPPINES – The World Health Organization (WHO) states that Philippines is now the third highest in numbers of cases in measles. According to Inquirer, infants and toddlers are heavily affected by the spread of false information on vaccines followed by the controversy about Dengvaxia as the … Read more
World Health Organization Recommends Kids’ Gadget Use To Be Limited for 1 Hour Only WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed that kids should be allowed to use gadgets with one(1) hour limit only. Visibly, the world that the young generation are living in now is really far different from what the … Read more