Senator Nancy Binay on Wednesday refuted presidential spokesman Harry Roque's claim that the Philippines is “winning” the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senator Nancy Binay on Wednesday refuted presidential spokesman Harry Roque’s claim that the Philippines is “winning” the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.“In the first place, it’s too early to say that we are winning because if we are winning, then we should have had a semblance of normalcy, especially here in Metro Manila,” Binay said in an interview over ANC Headstart.
Roque had earlier boasted that the Philippines is “winning” the COVID-19 battle, disputing the World Health Organization’s assessment that the Philippines has the fastest rise in new cases in the Western Pacific region.
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