– “So who will treat the infected police if there are no more doctors and nurses?”– “Duterte will take care of it. He’ll spit on the veerus.”– “Dang those press cons!” By DEE AYROSO The post Infected 2 appeared first on Bulatlat.
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“We are saddened and angered by what happened to our dear colleague and other health workers who died fighting COVID-19. We are all victims of the gross neglect of the DOH and Duterte administration. This administration does not value health workers because even in (Duterte’s) 5th State of the Nation Address, he still did not…
“It is painful to think but it is clear to us that this is a major negligence of the hospital management and the DOH itself due to their anti-health workers protocols,” Donguines said. The post Health workers decry loss of fellow front liner appeared first on Kodao Productions.
By ALYSSA MAE CLARIN MANILA– Netizens are angry after hearing President Rodrigo Duterte rant against health workers during his midnight address on August 2, after health workers demanded for a more concrete plan in the country’s response with the COVID-19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/DTzTrHwnaC — kel (@kelanocyte) August 2, 2020 to the government: is it too much…
Instead of using the draconian Anti-Terrorism Act to “regulate” social media, human rights watchdog Karapatan strongly retorted that the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) should “instead regulate and police the social media platforms of their own ranks and other law enforcement agencies, which have been known for spreading malicious lies and violent, terroristic threats…
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By: Christia Marie Ramos – Reporter / @CMRamosINQ INQUIRER.net / August 03, 2020 MANILA, Philippines — Contrary to President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent pronouncement, healthcare workers are not calling for a revolution when they aired out their pleas publicly amid the coronavirus pandemic. This was according to Dr. Antonio Dans, spokesperson for the Healthcare Professions Alliance…