The bar is on the floor.
Realizing belatedly that Tuesday was June 30, Roque rejoiced. We beat the UP prediction po! We beat it! Congratulations, Philippines!" the presidential spokesperson triumphantly said., if there's significant community transmission across the country.Earlier in the briefing, the presidential spokesman urged the public to join an"interactive activity.
But Roque said on Tuesday that the testing backlog is over 1,000 – which makes validated cases still less than the UP projection for end of June. If it were to be added, virus-hit patients would reach over 37,000.. ," Roque said.
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