The Philippines’ Department of Health doesn’t see a need yet to close borders or impose tighter Covid restrictions on inbound Chinese travelers, the agency’s officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said.
The agency is confident that existing health protocols are sufficient, Vergeire said at a briefing Thursday.
For the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.
“We can’t just have closures, then open it, then close it again. We are moving forward, she said.
Read more:
China’s vast countryside in rush to strengthen COVID-19 defenses
Demand for travel jumps as China loosens COVID-19 restrictions
US weighs new COVID-19 rules for travelers from China: Officials
Also Read
-
China’s vast countryside in rush to strengthen COVID-19 defenses
China’s sprawling and thinly-resourced countryside was racing to beef up medical facilities amid a surging COVID-19 wave as hundreds of millions of ... Coronavirus -
Australia approves extradition of former US pilot over China military training: Media
Australia has approved a request to extradite former US Marine Corps pilot Daniel Duggan to the United States, where he will face charges that he ... World News -
South Korea barely mentions China, signaling caution in new Indo-Pacific strategy
South Korea put out its first strategy report for the Indo-Pacific region, which hardly mentions China and signals Seoul is seeking a cautious balance ... World News
