‘Dance with virus’ quip not literal, part of ‘hammer-dance’ theory vs COVID-19 — Roque

“Marami po ang nagtatanong sa binanggit ko na ‘sayawan natin ang COVID-19.’ Hindi po literal ‘yan, kayo naman,' Roque said. | DJEsguerraINQ

According to Roque, the method starts with the use of “hammer” or drastic measures, such as the lockdown to curtail the spread of the respiratory disease.

“Ang ibig sabihin po ng hammer-and-dance theory, sa simula ginamit nating ‘yung hammer — lockdown. Ngayon naman po mabubuhay tayo sa kabila ng COVID-19,” Roque explained. ADVERTISEMENT

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