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    Here are my recommendations based on the information provided: - Maintain current alert levels and COVID-19 restrictions through the holiday season to prevent further spread of the new Omicron variant. Large indoor gatherings should continue to be avoided. - Require returning OFWs and foreign tourists to present negative RT-PCR test results and undergo the full 14-day quarantine period. Strict screening and testing at ports of entry can help contain imported cases. - Closely monitor the situation and be prepared to reinstate stricter lockdown measures if needed to protect hospital capacity. The healthcare system cannot afford another major surge in cases like earlier this year. - Continue vaccination efforts and booster shot rollouts. Increasing vaccination

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    Here are my recommendations based on the information provided: - Maintain current alert levels and COVID-19 restrictions through the holiday season to prevent further spread of the new Omicron variant. Large indoor gatherings should continue to be avoided. - Require returning OFWs and foreign tourists to present negative RT-PCR test results and undergo the full 14-day quarantine period. Strict screening and testing at ports of entry can help contain imported cases. - Closely monitor the situation and be prepared to reinstate stricter lockdown measures if needed to protect hospital capacity. The healthcare system cannot afford another major surge in cases like earlier this year. - Continue vaccination efforts and booster shot rollouts. Increasing vaccination

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    Here are my recommendations based on the information provided: - Maintain current alert levels and COVID-19 restrictions through the holiday season to prevent further spread of the new Omicron variant. Large indoor gatherings should continue to be avoided. - Require returning OFWs and foreign tourists to present negative RT-PCR test results and undergo the full 14-day quarantine period. Strict screening and testing at ports of entry can help contain imported cases. - Closely monitor the situation and be prepared to reinstate stricter lockdown measures if needed to protect hospital capacity. The healthcare system cannot afford another major surge in cases like earlier this year. - Continue vaccination efforts and booster shot rollouts. Increasing vaccination

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    Here are my recommendations based on the information provided: - Maintain current alert levels and COVID-19 restrictions through the holiday season to prevent further spread of the new Omicron variant. Large indoor gatherings should continue to be avoided. - Require returning OFWs and foreign tourists to present negative RT-PCR test results and undergo the full 14-day quarantine period. Strict screening and testing at ports of entry can help contain imported cases. - Closely monitor the situation and be prepared to reinstate stricter lockdown measures if needed to protect hospital capacity. The healthcare system cannot afford another major surge in cases like earlier this year. - Continue vaccination efforts and booster shot rollouts. Increasing vaccination

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    Fight against

    COVID 19

    B Y: D AV E J O S H U A D .
    PA L A M I N G
    BRIEF HISTORY
    DEC. 31 2019 JAN. 1 2020 JAN. 7 2020 JAN. 13 2020
    Wuhan, China reported The Centers of Disease 1st death because of the new First case of the new
    number of people are Control (CDC) identified a virus occurred in China. A 61 coronavirus has been
    having pneumonia market in Wuhan, China years old Chinese man. detected in Thailand
    41 people are also identified
    to be the center of the as carrier of the virus
    outbreak

    JAN. 16 2020 JAN. 20 2020 JAN. 21 2020 JAN. 22 2020

    First case of the new First case of the new First case of the new Death cases in China jumps
    coronavirus has been coronavirus has been coronavirus has been to 17, with more than 550
    detected in Japan detected in South Korea detected in United States recorded case of infection.
    Many countries ban the flight
    and travel to China

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from Global News YouTube
    IT CONTINUES
    JAN. 23 2020 JAN. 24 2020 JAN. 25 2020 JAN. 30 2020
    Wuhan, China is placed France has it’s first cases of A man who travelled from WHO declares global
    under quarantine the virus China that arrived to Canada outbreak as more than
    is tested positive in the novel 9,000 cases nationwide,
    coronavirus. Australia and including 18 countries
    Malaysia also have their first beyond China
    case of the novel coronavirus

    FEB. 2 2020 FEB. 3 2020 FEB. 7 2020 Feb 8 2020

    First death by the new virus China reports 57 new deaths Dr. Li Wenliang, a Chinese First death in US because of
    is reported outside China. A with a total of 361 deaths. doctor who issued a warning the new corona virus
    44 year old Wuhan resident The number of cases rises to of SARS like virus before it is
    who died in the Philippines 17,205 across the country officially recognized, dies
    from this new virus

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from Global News YouTube
    Worldwide Cases
    1,000,000 Nationwide

    900,000
    800,000
    700,000
    600,000
    500,000
    400,000
    300,000
    200,000
    100,000
    0

    • Daily new cases Whole world from March 11 2020 with the 286 cases up to November 28 2021 with
    430,360
    • The highest recorded cases in the whole world in a day is April 28 2021 with 908,289 cases
    worldwide

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from Google’s Coronavirus statistics data
    Nationwide Death cases
    Nationwide

    20000

    18000

    16000

    14000

    12000

    10000

    8000

    6000

    4000

    2000

    • Daily new deaths from March 11, 2020 with 345 deaths Worldwide to November 28, 2021 with deaths of
    7,576
    • The highest recorded death in a single day is 18,007 on January 20 2021

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from Google’s Coronavirus statistics data
    COVID-19 transmission and
    protective measures

    COVID-19 spreads primarily from person to person in several different


    ways:
    •It can spread through droplets and aerosols released when an infected person coughs, sneezes, speaks, sings or
    breathes.
    •It spreads mainly between people who are in close contact with each other, typically within 1 meter.
    •It can also spread in poorly ventilated and/or crowded indoor settings where aerosols remain suspended in the air
    or travel farther than 1 meter.
    •It can also spread if a person touches surfaces that have been contaminated by the virus.

    Protect yourself and others by following these precautions:


    •Get vaccinated as soon as it’s your turn
    •Keep a distance of at least 1 meter from others
    •Open windows when indoors
    •Wear a mask
    •Keep hands clean
    •Cover coughs and sneezes

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from the World Health Organization website
    Kagawaran ng COVID-19 transmission and
    Kalusugan protective measures

    DOH advises the public to practice protective measures. It is still the best way to protect
    oneself against COVID-19.
    a. Practice frequent and proper handwashing - wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Use an alcohol-
    based hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available.

    b. Practice proper cough etiquette.


    i. Cover mouth and nose using tissue or sleeves/bend of the elbow when coughing or sneezing.
    ii. Move away from people when coughing.
    iii. Do not spit.
    iv. Throw away used tissues properly.
    v. Always wash your hands after sneezing or coughing.
    vi. Use alcohol/sanitizer.
    c. Maintain distance of at least one meter away from individual/s experiencing respiratory symptoms.

    I do not own any of this data. This data is from the Department of Health website
    COVID 19 response of the Philippines
    The Duterte administration is allocating a PHP240.7 billion budget for the country’s Covid-19 pandemic
    response, including a PHP45.3 billion fund for the procurement of Covid-19 vaccine booster shots.

    PHP93.7 billion will be allocated to the Department of Health (DOH) for the Health Facilities Enhancement
    Program, Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases, Assistance to Indigent Patients, Procurement and
    Supply Chain Management Service, among others.Roque, meanwhile, said the Department of Labor and
    Employment (DOLE) will receive a budget of PHP33.6 billion which will go to livelihood and emergency

    The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) will have an allocation of PHP11.2 billion for welfare
    services including its emergency repatriation program Filipino workers (OFWs), Roque said PHP11.5 billion will
    go to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) for its promotive social welfare programs.

    A total of PHP1.2 billion will be allocated to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for its Livelihood
    Seeding Program-Negosyo sa Barangay (LSP-NSB). The state-funded University of the Philippines (UP) will get
    PHP140 million for its Philippine Genomic Information Resource Hub, Phase 2, UP system.Finally, PHP99
    billion will go to the Department of Education (DepEd) for its flexible learning options, textbooks, and other
    instruction materials, general management, and supervision among others. (PNA)

    I do not own this data. This data is from Philippine News Agency website
    Budgets allotted for Covid 19
    response in Philippines
    COVID 19 budget

    The Duterte administration is allocating a


    PHP240.7 billion budget for the country’s
    Covid-19 pandemic response
    • PHP45.3 billion for the vaccine 15%

    • PHP93.7 billion for DOH 34%

    • PHP33.6 billion for DOLE


    • PHP11.2 billion OWWA & OFW
    repatriation program COVID 19 vaccine and 0% 32%
    booster shot
    4%
    • PHP11.5 billion for DSWD DOH 4%
    11%
    • PHP1.2 billion for DTI DOLE

    • PHP99 billion for DepEd OWWA

    DSWD

    DTI

    DepEd
    Recommendations
    Few days ago according to the WHO,
    a new variant of concern (Omicron)
    is identified that is first recorded on
    Africa. I suggest that we do not
    lower the alert levels specially
    Christmas is near and gatherings
    cannot be stopped. Also OFW that
    are coming back and tourist should
    have negative results of RTPCR test
    and have to undergo 2 weeks or 14
    days of quarantine so that sudden
    surge like on March to September
    this year where all hospitals are very
    full and many are still outside
    waiting for vacancy. This will be a
    huge help not only for the frontliners
    but to reduce the cases here in
    Philippines

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