Posted at 03/08/21 1:29 PM
A 74-year-old Filipino was killed in an attack last month in Phoenix, Arizona which advocacy groups fear to be a hate crime.
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There is no need for stricter community quarantine yet despite the increasing number of new COVID-19 cases, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said Monday, adding that local governments can impose granular lockdowns.
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The coronavirus disease is spreading "faster than before," a public health expert warned Monday, as the number of daily reported cases recently breached 3,000.
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Vaccination against COVID-19 is the "only solution" the country has in jumpstarting its economy, a senator said Monday.
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A lawmaker on Monday called on the government to investigate the simultaneous crackdowns of activists in Calabarzon that left 9 dead and several others arrested.
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Moderna Inc said on Saturday it has agreed to supply the Philippines government 13 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine, with deliveries set to begin in mid-2021.
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Meanwhile, the national government is urging to expand the COVID-19 vaccination coverage to include economic frontline workers.
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The OCTA research group clarified its position on the efficacy of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine against the South African COVID-19 variant.
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Infections caused by new COVID-19 variants are also on the rise.
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MANILA - A former lawmaker and chair of the National Union of People’s Lawyer believes that red-tagging was already a prelude to the attack on Atty. Angelo Karlo Guillen in Iloilo.
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