The Department of Health asked President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. to certify as urgent the passage of bill seeking the creation of the Philippine Centers for Disease Prevention and Control. | JEMendozaINQ
Once signed into law, the CDC bill will be the legal basis for the unfettered implementation of the government’s COVID-19 vaccination program and response for other future public health emergencies without the
need to declare a state of calamity., creating the country’s version of a Centers for Disease Prevention and Control.The call for the swift passage of the CDC bill comes after Marcos said he is “very, very hesitant”
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