Canteens, smoking areas in offices might become breeding grounds for coronavirus, NTF official warns
MAYNILA — Nagbabala ang opisyal na namumuno ng government task force sa pagtugon sa pandemya na maraming "critical area" sa ilang bahagi ng opisina dahil marami ang pumapasok doon.
"We saw that the most critical areas right now are the workplace, 'yung tinatawag natin na economic hubs... We have this kind of spikes and we saw na very vulnerable talaga 'yung mass transport and common areas na parang kinakainan ng ating workers," ani Galvez. "In terms of observing minimum health standards... ang mga canteen, yong mayroon silang smoking areas, that became the source of contamination," ani Galvez.
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