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Bea Alonzo survives battle with COVID-19, urges public to get booster shotsBea Alonzo revealed that she tested positive for the coronavirus last month as she encouraged the public to get their COVID-19 booster shots. | DCruzINQ
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Philippines shifts election battle to social media as COVID-19 curbs campaigning - BusinessWorld OnlineMANILA – Campaigning for the Philippines’ general election gets underway officially on Tuesday, with COVID-19 curtailing the traditional fanfare and big rallies and turning the focus to social media as the key battleground for the May 9 contest.As with the 2016 polls that catapulted Rodrigo Duterte to the presidency, social media will be crucial in […]
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7,416 kids get COVID-19 vaccination on first day of gov’t driveA total of 7,416 children got their first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday, the first day of the government drive for those aged 5 to 11.
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Hong Kong’s COVID-19 misery deepens with new restrictions, vegetable shortageHong Kong announced stringent new coronavirus restrictions and record new infections on Tuesday, while a shortage of vegetables added to the misery as truck drivers who tested positive for COVID-19 were unable to bring them from mainland China.
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Vegetable shortage adds to Hong Kong’s COVID-19 woesSupplies of vegetables were running low in Hong Kong on Tuesday, with shoppers scrambling to buy whatever they could find, as the government blamed a resurgence of COVID-19 for a drop in deliveries of fresh produce from the mainland. | Reuters
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Nearly 10,000 children 5 to 11 vaxxed vs Covid-19A TOTAL of 9,784 children aged five to 11 were inoculated during the first day of pediatric vaccination for the said age bracket, the Department of Health (DOH) said Tuesday,...
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