PH Red Cross continues isolation facility program amid low COVID-19 cases

The Philippine Red Cross reminded the public on Thursday, March 3 to continue observing health protocols despite the drop in COVID-19 cases.

The Philippine Red Cross reminded the public on Thursday, March 3 to continue observing health protocols despite the drop in coronavirus disease cases.

PRC said that it continues to operate its isolation facilities which started during the surge of COVID-19 cases last March 2021 in response to the rising cases of COVID-19 cases in the country. Chairman Gordon saw the need to establish isolation facilities to cater to patients and prevent household transmission.

“Ipinagpapatuloy namin sa Red Cross ang aming initiatives upang maiwasan ang COVID-19. Sa bumababang kaso ng COVID-19 cases sa bansa, dapat hindi tayo maging kampante at nakakahawa pa rin ang COVID-19 at maaring makaapekto sa mga hindi pa nababakunahan ,” Gordon said.

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