Celebrities react to news about Philippines experiencing second wave of COVID-19 transmission
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Janine Gutierrez, Aiai Delas Alas, Alessandra de Rossi, and other celebrities reacted to DOH Secretary Francisco Duque III's claim that the COVID-19 transmission in the Philippines is now on its second wave.
Celebrities take their thoughts and sentiments to social media following the revelation that the Philippines is already experiencing the second wave of the COVID-19 transmission.
Department of Health (DOH) Secretary Francisco Duque III revealed during a Senate hearing on Wednesday, May 20, that the second wave of the new coronavirus disease is already happening in the country.
This news has taken aback a few celebrities who also expressed their reservations about this unfortunate development of the COVID-19 outbreak. This includes Janine Gutierrez, Frankie Pangilinan, Alessandra de Rossi, and K Brosas who all posted their sentiments on Twitter.
Did you even stop the first wave though sis https://t.co/Rx9aFC3S1b
-- 🌺JANINE (@janinegutierrez) May 20, 2020
second wave na daw advance mag isip eh
-- kakie (@kakiep83) May 20, 2020
Huh? Why? Impossible! Choz! Ano man yung pinaglalaban sa ngayon, buhay muna natin at ng mga mahal natin. Stay at home if possible. 🙏🏻 https://t.co/zb759zhhyI
-- alessandra de rossi (@msderossi) May 20, 2020
Ha?? Kelan pa po natapos yung 1st wave?? Naka idlip lang ako 2nd wave na pala? 😐 https://t.co/PY6IcqLshR
-- carmela brosas (@kbrosas) May 20, 2020
Meanwhile, Aiai Delas Alas and Sharon Cuneta shared their call to prayer.
Oh dear Lord in heaven, please protect us. God bless the Philippines. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇵🇭 pic.twitter.com/i9eeHjAa68
-- Sharon Cuneta (@sharon_cuneta12) May 20, 2020
DOH Secretary Duque explained that the first wave happened in January when three Chinese nationals from Wuhan were confirmed positive for COVID-19.
According to the DOH's latest update on May 20 as of 4 P.M., the Philippines has a total of 13,221 COVID-19 cases, with a total number of recoveries at 2,932, and total number of deaths at 842.
DOH COVID-19 CASE BULLETIN #067
-- Department of Health (@DOHgovph) May 20, 2020
As of 4PM today, May 20, 2020, the DOH reports 279 new cases (PH12943-PH13221) of COVID-19. The total number of cases in the country is now at 13, 221.
DOH also announces 89 new recoveries. This brings the total number of recoveries to 2,932. pic.twitter.com/cDUuFbR66A
