Manila reports spike in COVID cases as DOH and BOQ increase screening for FLiRT variants. Will summer see a new wave of infections? Find out more!
Despite the sunny weather, COVID-19 is still lingering this summer, with a potential new wave looming. Manila recently reported a surge in cases, sparking concerns about the spread of the FLiRT variants. The Department of Health (DOH) and Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) are on high alert, intensifying screening efforts to detect and prevent the transmission of these new strains. In response to the rising numbers, the Philippines government has implemented stricter measures at entry points, aiming to curb the entry of FLiRT variants into the country.
As the country braces for the impact of FLiRT variants, the DOH's call for comprehensive screening has gained attention. The memo issued on May 24th underscores the importance of vigilance and thorough monitoring to track and contain the spread of these new variants. Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa's directive to the BOQ highlights the seriousness of the situation, emphasizing the need for stringent measures to protect public health.
With COVID-19 still posing a threat, the looming question remains - will the public pay heed to the risks associated with the FLiRT variants? As summer progresses, the vigilance of authorities and the cooperation of the community will be crucial in mitigating the impact of these new strains. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving situation and take necessary precautions to stay safe amidst the FLiRT variant wave.
Despite “FLiRT” variants, this may be the first covid wave with little federal pressure to limit transmission or data to even declare a surge.
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DOH has instructed BOQ to hold screenings at entry points for travelers from countries where COVID-19 “FLiRT” variants have been detected.
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FACED with a new strain of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) has tightened its screening activities in all entry points of the.
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