Bar candidates need help. They can’t take the Bar amidst the worst surge this country has seen. They can’t (and shouldn’t) focus on the Bar when entire families, offices, and communities are crippled by omicron. Yes, this country needs lawyers, but we need them healthy and alive.
The simple math I give is even if it’s half as virulent — so half as deadly, your case fatality rate is reduced by half — if you have twice as many cases, you have actually the exact same number of deaths. A small fraction of a huge number is still a large number.
Who else is realizing their resilience isn’t what it used to be?
That you need more time to recharge?
That you don’t want to or maybe can’t work at the same pace or volume?
Perhaps more irritable or sensitive?
I am deeply concerned about our collective mental health.
The Office of the Vice President is also offering to provide food packages as incentive for those who would later test positive.
Read: https://t.co/AakLobTDQI
Dagdag hulog sa Philhealth.
Dagdag hulog sa SSS.
Eh nasaan na yung ninakaw na 15B sa Philhealth? Ang lagay parang kami pang members ang mag-aambagan sa 15B.
As an American currently in South Korea, it’s very interesting to me the stark contrast of how different the two countries’ response to coronavirus is. I don’t think most Americans fully understand the lengths that South Korea has undergone, so I’ll try my best to explain.