Senator Bong Revilla urged the DOH and the IATF-MEID to distribute free face masks and face shields to the public as the COVID-19 cases continue to spike. | khallareINQ
face masks and face shields to the public as the Philippines’ cases of the coronavirus disease continue to spike.
“Marami sa ating mga kababayan ang nanggigitata na ang face mask pero ginagamit pa rin dahil sa kawalan ng pambili, kaya para makasiguro tayo na hindi tayo magkahawa-hawa ay ang gobyerno na mismo ang mamahagi ng face mask at face shield,” Revilla said in a statement.Revilla proposed that the national government should cascade the distribution down to the local government units.
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