The Department of Health (DOH) advised those who experienced COVID-19 symptoms after coming out of the annual religious festivity in Quiapo, Manila to immediate isolate themselves and seek medical assistance. READ:
The Department of Health advised those who experienced COVID-19 symptoms after coming out of the annual religious festivity in Quiapo, Manila to immediate isolate themselves and seek medical assistance.
Exactly 148 cases were neurological, notably headache and dizziness, while 85 others were trauma-related such as wounds and lacerations, the DOH said.There were also 13 consultations related to respiratory illnesses such as difficult breathing and asthma, while seven complained of stomach pain. This year’s parade replaced the traditional frenzied procession, which used to involve hundreds of thousands of believers pulling the bigger-than-life statue through the crowded streets of Manila in the vicinity of the Quiapo Church.
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