It was an
explanation that is really needed to clear the things that has been said.
Jaymee De Guzman, a
nurse at San Lazaro Hospital and member of the Filipino Nurses United (FNU)
said the call made to President Rodrigo Roa Duterte was a call for help and not
a revolution against him, it was a call for help since more health workers are
getting infected with the novel coronavirus 2019 disease or COVID-19.
“It’s not a call for
revolution, President Duterte. It’s a call for help,” said de Guzman.
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“Baka
yung health workers walang nagre-report sa inyo ano ang tunay na kalagayan.
Hindi po rebolusyon ang sinisigaw namin. We need your help kasi kami na ang
nahahawa,” she added during the virtual forum.
(Perhaps
no one is reporting to you about the situation of health workers. We are not
calling for a revolution. We need your help because we are contracting the
disease.)
As of August 1, 5,008
health workers have been infected with COVID-19 since the start of the
pandemic. A total of 394 are still in hospitals or home quarantine
De Guzman had to
address the comments of the Chief Executive as the President said that health
workers should not call for a revolution.
The remarks came
after medical societies appealed for the National Capital Region (NCR) to be
placed under the stricter enhanced community quarantine due to the continuing
rise in COVID-19 cases.
FNU
National President Maristela Abenojar said Duterte should not alter the issue.
“Wala
naman sigurong sumigaw sa ating health workers na rebolusyon. Malinaw ang ating
posisyon.
We just want appropriate and concrete medical and health interventions,” she
said.
(I
don’t think any of the health workers called for a revolution. Our position is
clear. We just want appropriate and concrete medical and health interventions.)
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