'We must understand that we have started to slowly ease restrictions in order to revitalize the economy, and not because we are safe,' says Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque. COVID19PH COVID19Quarantine
"We must understand that we have started to slowly ease restrictions in order to revitalize the economy, and not because we are safe," Roque said.
"We must learn from other countries like South Korea, which contained the spread of the virus but later experienced a spike in COVID-19 cases when citizens became relaxed."traced to a man who visited 5 clubs and bars in Seoul's Itaewon area, just as lockdown restrictions were eased."We must not put to waste our collective efforts and sacrifices. Stay at home, go out to do essential work or when authorized as we ramp up testing," he said.
"We must continue to be vigilant of the risks of COVID-19, conduct proper hygiene, wear face mask or face shield, and observe social or physical distancing."
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