TILAK PWD Manila

Taken during Liquid dishwashing soap demo of TILAK PWD INC. with Virginia D. Bautista, Mary Jean Garpiza and Michelle Canlas at Brgy 117. Thank you Chairman Joel Gungon and Barangay council and participants who joined the demo. This is for the Livelihood program of persons with disabilities. ❤️

Thank you sa mga orders. Thank you sa blessings♥️🙏

New project for livelihood program for PWD

Ingat po lagi lalo na ngayon tuloy tuloy ang pag ulan. Stay na lang po sa bahay pag walang mahalagang gagawin sa labas para po iwas magkasakit. Sana po lahat tayo ay may bakuna na😊☝️

Sana bumalik na ang supply ng tubig sa normal😊

Updates from the Department of Health this 1 August:

There are 4,963 people newly confirmed with . The total confirmed cases in the Philippines are now 98,232. Of the confirmed cases, 30,928 are active.

93 more people with COVID-19 have recovered, bringing the total recoveries to 65,265.

Unfortunately, 17 people with COVID-19 have died. The total COVID-19 related deaths are now 2,039.

Our hearts go out to the loved ones of the 17 people who passed away.

https://news.mb.com.ph/2020/05/10/sen-lito-lapid-pushes-for-bill-seeking-to-grant-social-pension-to-persons-with-disabilities-or-pwds/?fbclid=IwAR1ArfaF2NSpRijuwsTdyVsucIvCmgK5GZCS5xEURAWNx1BBh6MyZPRgJus

Sen. Lito Lapid pushes for bill seeking to grant social pension to persons with disabilities or PWDs Senator Manuel “Lito” Lapid is now pushing for a bill seeking to provide monthly social pension to persons with disabilities (PWDs) who are currently without any permanent source of income or regular monetary support.

PRES DUTERTE SPEECH LAST NIGHT‼️

After the 15th of May, if the ECQ will not be extended anymore, we should all assume that a GCQ will be imposed on ALL of the regions affected by the COVID-19. Let us help Malacañang in informing people of the new normal we have to follow. Familiarize yourselves to avoid confusion.

General Community Quarantine (GCQ) Rules:

1. Selected workers in non-essential services are allowed to go to work.

● electronics
● exports
● manufacturing
● e-commerce
● delivery
● repair services
● maintenance
● housing

2. Half of employees work from home, 50 percent are working on site:

● Finance
● Business process outsourcing (BPO)
● Non-leisure trade and service

3. Will remain CLOSED:

● Schools
● Amusement centers
● Leisure facilities
● Gaming
● Tourism services

4. NOT permitted to leave the house:

● Children (0 to 20 years old)
● Elderly (60 years old and above)
● People with high-risk health issues

5. ONLY shops catering to NECESSITIES will be allowed to re-open in malls. Malls will limit entry of shoppers.

6. Airconditioning will be limited in malls. WIFI will not be provided. NO loittering allowed.

7. Priority construction projects can resume

8. Nonworkers are allowed to buy food and go out to avail of essential services

● Allowed will be people who are 21 to 59 years old.
● EXCEPT again: children, elderly, vulnerable people

9. Public transport can operate at reduced capacity.

10. Local government units shall ENFORCE CURFEW for nonworkers.

11. Airports and ports can only operate for the unhampered DELIVERY OF GOODS.

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Plans of going out or reunions after May 15 are still not entirely possible. You are REQUIRED to bring an I.D. that specifies your AGE and ADDRESS wherever you go. Checkpoints will still be in place. You will still be questioned if you defy the rules.

We need to abide by the guidelines. Be aware that we are trying to avoid a second wave which is considered to be more damaging than the first.

WE CAN DO THIS.💟☝🌿

(CNN:Based sa official statement ng Malacañang and IATF)