FactCheck: ‘Voters are not required to wear a face shield, or present a vaccination card or negative COVID-19 test result,’ sabi ng Comelec sa isang Facebook post nitong Mayo 3, 2022. FactsFirstPH
ng News5 noong Enero 2022, kung kailan marami pang kaso ng COVID-19. Sinabi ng Commission on Elections sa kanilang Facebook page nitong Mayo 3, 2022, na hindi na kailangan ng mga botante na magsuot ng face shield at magpakita ng vaccination card o negatibong RT-PCR test result pagpunta sa polling precinct dahil nasa Alert Level 1 at Alert Level 2 na ang mga lugar sa bansa.
ng News 5, kung saan sinabi na kailangang sundin ang mga ito dahil parte ito ng bagong alituntunin ng Commission on Elections para sa unang pagkakataon na magdaos ng eleksiyon sa gitna ng pandemya.Ang alituntunin na pagsusuot ng face shield at pagpapakita ng vaccination card o negatibong RT-PCR test result upang makaboto ay hindi na kailangang gawin dahil binago na ng Comelec ang alituntunin nito para sa eleksiyon sa Mayo 9.
Ang lumang alituntunin kung saan kasama ang face shield at vaccination card o negatibong PCR test result ay bahagi ng alituntuning nilabas ng Comelec noong Enero 2022, noong panahong marami pang kaso ng COVID-19.ang Comelec kung saan sinabi nito na hindi na kailangan ng mga botante na sundin ang mga alituntunin na kanilang sinabi noong Enero.
Sabi nito, “Voters are not required to wear a face shield, or present a vaccination card or negative COVID-19 test result.” ng News 5 na naglalaman ng sabi-sabi ay mula pa noong Enero 2022 kung kailan binaba ng Comelec ang una nitong mga alituntunin na kasama ang pagsusuot ng face shield at pagpapakita ng vaccination card o negatibong PCR test para papasukin ang isang botante sa polling precinct.
Ilang beses ding ipinakita ni James Jimenez, ang tagapagsalita ng Comelec, ang video clip noong inilabas nito ang nasabing mga
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