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Netizens accuse the government of slow action when it comes to the Wuhan coronavirus

Netizens expressed their panic and frustration on Twitter with the government seemingly having no sense of urgency with it come to initiating precautions against the continuous spread of the virus.

  • Filipino netizens tweeted out their frustrations toward the Philippine government.
  • They said that the government has no sense of urgency when it comes to the Wuhan coronavirus.
  • They also addressed the government’s reasoning behind their decision to not to temporarily ban Chinese nationals from arriving in the country. 

The Wuhan coronavirus chooses no one when it comes to its deadly effect on humans. It can also be transmitted rapidly as it can be passed from person to person with just mere contact with someone contaminated.

On January 30, the Department of Health finally confirmed the first case of nCov in the Philippines. The first case was a Chinese national who is confined to a government hospital in Manila.

This pushed Filipinos to request for the government to ban all flights from China. The government responded by saying that doing so might affect our diplomatic relationship with the country.

Netizens expressed their panic and frustration on Twitter with the government seemingly having no sense of urgency with it come to initiating precautions against the continuous spread of the virus.

https://twitter.com/Trojeanwar/status/1222805514595102720

https://twitter.com/allxiah_/status/1222872072495349761

They have labeled the Philippine government as “incompetent”.

https://twitter.com/jackieeeelou/status/1222873158320967681

Netizens have also expressed their disagreement with one of President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent statements saying that the country’s current problem is drugs.

https://twitter.com/beaaacs/status/1222848972030504961

A Twitter user said that the government could at least help the Filipinos by providing them easier access to things that can help prevent contamination.

https://twitter.com/boyswbugs/status/1222850029620060160

A netizen gave everyone a piece of advice to stay healthy.

As of writing, there has been a total of 204 deaths and 5,806 cases in Hubei province alone.

Written by J M

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