Health Secretary Francisco Duque said he was not consulted when officials made the decision to allow the entry of fully vaccinated travelers from 'green countries' without facility quarantine. COVID19
Watch more on iWantTFC MANILA - Health Secretary Francisco Duque said Thursday he was not consulted when officials made the decision to allow the entry of fully vaccinated travelers from "green countries" without facility quarantine.
"I wasn’t part of that IATF that deliberated on this yesterday. I was in another budget hearing with the Senate," he told ANC's Headstart. " countries can afford to do it because their national vaccine coverage is 30 percent. And not all travelers pass through NCR . Some pass are going to Davao, Cebu, other airports, so that's a cause for concern."
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