PUBLIC STUBBORNNESS NOT TO BLAME FOR RISING COVID CASES — KA LEODY
PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Ka Leody de Guzman believes that the public's stubbornness is not to blame for the spike in Covid19 cases after the holidays.
PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Ka Leody de Guzman believes that the public’s stubbornness is not to blame for the spike in Covid19 cases after the holidays.
De Guzman said that it is the government that had shortcomings in mitigating the spread of the virus.
“Sa muling pagtaas ng mga bagong kaso, tiyak na pupunahin na naman ang diumano’y pagiging pasaway ng ating mga kababayan. Ito’y mali. Kung mayroon mang nagkulang, ito ay ang nasa pamahalaan na kulang ang tiyaga sa mahinahong pagpapaliwanag sa kanyang mamamayan,” he said in a statement on social media.
“Dahil sa ‘holiday economics’, mas nakatingin ito sa pag-ikot ng komersiyo sa dulo ng Disyembre kaysa sa peligrong idudulot nito sa publiko,” he added.
The DOH reported 4,084 new cases of the virus on Monday, bringing the total cases to 2,855,819.
Of this number, 24,992 are active cases.