No vaccine, no classes - Duterte – The Manila Times

President Rodrigo Duterte said that he will not allow classes to open until a vaccine for the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) has been found.

“I will not allow the opening of classes na magdikit-dikit iyang mga bata. Bahala na hindi na makatapos ,” he said.

“Unless I am sure that they are really safe, it’s useless to be talking about opening of classes…Para sa akin, bakuna munaSome areas in the country are under a modified enhanced community quarantine, while others are under a general community quarantine.

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