COVID-19 test para sa private sector employees na babalik operasyon, pinaboran ng Malacañang

COVID19 tests for returning private sector employees, favored by Malacañang

Sinusuportahan ng Malacañang nitong Lunes ang inisyatibo para matiyak na walang coronavirus disease 2019 ang mga empleyado ng mga pribadong kumpanya na magbabalik-trabaho na sa mga lugar na natukoy na isasailalim sa general community quarantine .

Sa press briefing sa Palasyo, ibinida ni Presidential Adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion ang Project ARK kung saan nirerekomendang gamitin ang nasa 1 milyong antibody rapid testing kits sa mga kumpanyang papayagan nang magbalik-operasyon sa piling mga lugar.

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