Can you attend a Christmas party? Shop in a mall? Eat in a restaurant? We ask health experts to tell us how they would approach common holiday activities.
MANILA, Philippines – In recent weeks, the Philippines has seen infections and hospitalizations drop to levels not seen since the early months of the pandemic, bringing hope to millions that a return to normality is in sight, just in time for theWhile vaccines have become available to all individuals aged 12 and above in the Philippines, health experts warn against complacency, which could erase months of sacrifice.
So, after nearly two years of living under a pandemic, what can and can’t be done to keep safe from COVID-19? The World Health Organization defines it like this: “regularly assessing the risks, and adapting practices that mitigate risks.” Think properly wearing face masks, being conscious of ventilation in public spaces, avoiding crowds, getting vaccinated, and testing yourself in case you show symptoms of COVID-19.
Convocar: Only within my bubble and only after a quarantine period and strategic negative antigen test before interacting with the family members of extreme ages.What safe activities would you recommended for kids who can’t get vaccinated yet?
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