Duterte wants to stay in jail without vaccinations as the risk of COVID rises sharply | Stories of Rodrigo Duterte

The Philippines is doing very well on the third straight day under the leadership of the Omicron race, with less than half of the people finishing the gym.

Philippines reports 21,819 new COVID-19 cases, raising the country to 40 percent of the 70,049 tests that took place, with President Rodrigo Duterte demanding that people who are not vaccinated get vaccinated in violation of domestic law. “running” cases run by Omicron type of coronavirus.

With the latest disease statistics on Friday, the country is at risk of a sharp rise on the third straight day, with the total number since the epidemic reached nearly three million. As of January 1, there were only 3,617 cases reported.

There are currently 77,369 registered cases in the country – the highest since October 17. So far, 129 deaths have been reported to bring 51,871 people, although the actual death toll could be higher.

Most of the cases reported came from the capital, Manila, and surrounding cities and surrounding areas.

Health officials and independent experts have already warned that the disease is expected to increase in the coming days and reach its peak by the end of the month.

The sudden rise of lawsuits prompted Duterte to order Thursday arrest for non-smokers who violate the rules of living at home, which raised questions about the legality of the order.

“Because it is a global problem, it is my responsibility to stop” people who did not fire, said Duterte in a previously published message.

“I now give advice to a [village chiefs] looking for people who have not been circumcised and just asking or ordering them, if you can, to stay away from them. “

“If he refuses to go away from the house and walk around the village or anywhere, he may be banned. If he refuses then [official] has the power to arrest dissidents, ”he added.

The Coronavirus vaccine is voluntary in a country of 110 million people, with less than half of people completing their education to date.

Duterte said he was “surprised” by the number of Filipinos who did not receive the vaccine.

“If you don’t get sick you put everyone at risk,” he said, with the virus “running our community, our country and the world”.

The government released the blockade in October last year, and the Delta-infected coronavirus increased sharply, to recover the damaged economy.

New illnesses subsided to several hundred days before Christmas, but only increased when family and friends gathered for vacation.

Health experts say the new cases are being handled by well-known Omicron brands.

Under the new ban, which was in force until mid-January, non-vaccinated people were required to stay home only after purchasing necessities or exercising.

Restaurants, parks, churches and amusement parks will be less functional, while public classes and games are suspended.