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In many countries, freedom of speech is a viable law given so that no person in a country will be wronged or have no freedom to say what is right. But what if it comes to the Press. People who serve the country by bringing news to people everyday, journalists who try to seek the truth about every story. And eyes and ears of what is happening in the world today

As of 34 anniversary of EDSA Revolution. The Press Freedom was renounced to be passed as a law. In order for the people to have to retrieve the democracy in the Philippines. Also renouncing the renewal of ABS-CBN’s SHUTDOWN to be ceased void.

ABS-CBN

ABS-CBN Corporation, commonly known as ABS-CBN, is a Filipino media and entertainment group based in Quezon City, Philippines. It is the Philippines’ largest entertainment and media conglomerate in terms of revenue, operating income, net income, assets, equity, market capitalization, and number of employees.

ABS-CBN was formed by the merger of Alto Broadcasting System (ABS) and Chronicle Broadcasting Network (CBN). 

ABS-CBN is a giant television network that offers truth in it’s news. As such this network has been shutdown several times because of the relevance that “it opposes the law” for giving correct answers and showing what the law in the Philippines actually is.

Why is it being Shutdown?

The franchised was accused by the hisghest court. For violating the operating franchise given by the Congress

According to google:

As the government want to put an end to what they discovered to be highly abusive practice of ABS-CBN benefiting a greedy few at the expense of millions of its loyal subscribers. These practices have gone unnoticed or were disregarded for years.

But critics of Mr. Duterte says that he is on the “warpath” against media entities that have questioned his drug war, which has drawn international condemnation. ABS-CBN, along with the Filipino online news site Rappler, have been at the forefront of critical reporting about the antidrug campaign, which has left nearly 6,000 people dead since Mr. Duterte took office in 2016.

Opinion

If many would speak it to be true. ABS-CBN Network has done a great job of keeping an eye on the government and having the courage of giving everything they got to know what really happens inside the court, rather than leaving the people in a blind fate that the government has been protecting the people while stabbing them at the back, afraid that the people would start questioning them for what they’re really doing.

Wuhan Coronavirus in the Philippines?
According to CNN news at January 28, 2020. Twenty four people are closely being monitored for possible Wuhan Coronavirus infection.
There were twenty seven patients initially under investigation, including 18 in Metro Manila, 3 in Western Visayas, 3 in Central Visayas

Three of them have been discharged after they have been tested negative from the infection. Among them is a five year-old boy from Wuhan in Cebu City. Initially he was tested positive for a new unspecified new strain called 2019-nCoV.

The DOH had spoken of awaiting results from the Research Institute for tropical medicine in Muntinplupa City on samples from 13 patients as well as confirmatory test results for six patients whose samples were sent to the Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory in Australia.

DOH spokesperson Eric Domingo told CNN Philippines’ Politics as Usual that there is a “very strong suspicion” that the six are infected with the new coronavirus
Most of the people under investigation for the new coronavirus are Chinese nationals. Though there were still no confirmed case of novel coronavirus infection in the country, health officials said.

San Lazaro Hospital spokesperson Dr. Ferdinand de Guzman told CNN Philippines’ Newsroom Ngayon that three Chinese nationals admitted in their hospital showing symptoms of the new coronavirus infection are stable and recovering.

Local testing possible soon
According to Local health authorities “We are hoping to receive a primer in 48 hours which will help them diagnose cases of the new coronavirus in the country without having to send samples to Australia, as it takes a long time.”

Domingo explained that currently, local health officials first run a fast track diagnostic test on throat swabs and blood samples from patients for 33 pathogens, including four types of coronaviruses.

If they test negative, they then run the samples through a pancoronavirus test which determines if a patient is infected with a coronavirus. If a patient tests positive for a coronavirus infection, they get tested again to check if they were infected with the coronavirus that causes Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome or the one that causes the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome.

Should they test negative for both, samples are sent to the laboratory in Australia to see if they were infected with the new strain of coronavirus that has killed at least 106 people and infected 4,515 people in China alone.
“So far, we really cannot say that, ‘Wow, this is like SARS, this is like MERS-CoV,’” DOH Secretary Francisco Duque III said, stressing that the fatality rate from the new coronavirus strain is still low at below three percent.
Duque, however, said the elderly population is the most vulnerable to these pathogens.

The Bureau of Immigration ordered Tuesday the suspension of the issuance of visas upon arrival to Chinese nationals to slow down group tours amid fears over the new coronavirus.
The DOH also advised Filipinos to avoid non-essential travel to China.
Several Chinese schools in Manila have also suspended classes this week as a precautionary measure against the possible spread of the novel coronavirus, even if the DOH said class suspensions are not yet necessary.
People can spread the virus before symptoms show, China’s health minister said Sunday, complicating efforts to contain the outbreak. Dr. Rabindra Abeyasinghe, the World Health Organization’s representative to the Philippines, said this has not yet been confirmed.

-Heya

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