The Philippines could be the safest place where migrant Filipinos should be spending their Christmas, according to Presidential Adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion.
And he’s got the figures to back this assertion as the Philippines is now under minimal risk classification in terms of daily attack rate, and all key coronavirus disease (COVID-19) indicators in Metro Manila are now getting better.
Meanwhile, the Department of Education (DepEd) reported that face-to-face classes in 177 schools, including 28 in Metro Manila, have so far gone smoothly.
And the weather continues to become colder with Metro Manila experiencing its coldest morning yet.
These are among the top stories this Monday afternoon, December 6, 2021.
BACK TO SCHOOL ANXIETY – A teacher at the La Huerta Elementary School in Parañaque City, extends a hand of comfort and assurance to her kindergarten pupil, who is going on his first day of school, on Monday, Dec. 6, 2021, which was also the start of pilot face-to-face classes in 28 Metro Manila schools. (Noel Pabalate)
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