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‘One seat apart policy’ on public transport, not yet approved

Malacañang clarified that the agreement of the whole cabinet “one seat apart policy” on public transport has not yet been implemented. Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque said the official gazette of the cabinet members’ agreement to allow a seat between passengers on public transportation must be published in the official gazette. According to Sec. Roque, only…

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Disaster response, has become more complicated due to COVID-19 – NDRRMC

National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) Executive Director Ricardo Jalad admitted that their situation is difficult now where apart from the COVID-19 pandemic, typhoons have hit some parts of the country. Usec said. Jalad, evacuation centers set up by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and local government units (LGUs) have…

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Sinovac from China, possibly the first batch of COVID-19 vaccine to reach PH by 2021 - Galvez

‘Volunteer of Johnson & Johnson clinical trial, develops inexplicable disease’ – reports

Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson has temporarily suspended its clinical trial of their coronavirus vaccine due to the unexplained illness of one of the volunteers. In a statement released by the company, the ENSEMBLE independent Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) is currently studying the patient’s condition. It is said that such events are inevitable in a…

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Palace welcomes new Speaker Velasco

Malacañang has already extended its congratulations to the new House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco after the congressional majority ratified his election yesterday. Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque said Malacañang recognizes Velasco’s leadership as the new House Speaker, replacing former Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano. At the same time, Sec. Roque said the election of Speaker Velasco was…

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