What is this, bakit ang daming namamatay – 252 deaths in a day due to #Covid19 in Japan reported on Saturday, after Japan downgraded the legal status of the #virus to seasonal influenza in May (see news report linked by twitter.com/drtonyleachon ) #pandemic
Dr. Tony Leachon linked this news report from Kyodo News at :
“TOKYO. A total of 252 new coronavirus deaths were reported in Japan on Saturday, bringing the death toll for January to 10,124, the first time a monthly figure has exceeded 10,000, according to a tally based on prefectural reports.
“COVID-19 deaths have been rapidly increasing in the country since around November when the number of infected people rebounded. More than 7,600 people died in December, the highest monthly total at that time.
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“Japan has decided to downgrade the legal status of the novel coronavirus in May to the same category as seasonal influenza and other common infectious diseases, a major shift that will lead to a normalization of social and economic activities in the country.” See:
As repeatedly stated here : If we return to pre-pandemic behavior, it will restart the pandemic.
If we return to pre-pandemic behavior, it will restart the pandemic.
Let us use the tools we learned during the pandemic.
Transactions and activities that can be done digitally without loss should be done so, it’s a valuable tool we developed, let us continue using it (Bakit parang wala tayong natutunan).
Everyone po, please be aware of what the pandemic has taught us —
and continues to teach us :
Occupied rooms should be well-ventilated: Open windows, ensure CROSS -VENTILATION —
that means: On opposite sides of the room, there should be open windows / open doors.
For the safety of our own families, household members, and those we encounter — and for our own safety: Please let us wear masks in indoor airconditioned spaces (these spaces should also be well-ventilated with CROSS-VENTILATION) and in public vehicles (these should, as well, be well-ventilated with CROSS-VENTILATION). (Let us not carry the virus, nor spread it, nor bring it home)
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