According to the Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said on Monday the chief executive expressed his objection to move over a phone call on Sunday evening. "Ayaw niyang mailagay sa panganib o alanganin ang buhay ng ating mga mag-aaral at mga guro habang wala pang nababakunahan (He does not want to endanger or risk the life of students and teachers while no one has been vaccinated yet), " he said.
"Baka pagkatapos nating mailunsad ang ating vaccination program ay pwede nang mag face-to-face sa Agosto, lalong-lalo na sa lugar na mababa ang COVID cases (After the vaccination program is launched, face-to-face classes may take place in August especially in areas with low COVID cases)," he added.
Meanwhile, due to the scheduled cabinet meeting today, the president's weekly Monday public address will be moved to Wednesday.
"Dahil nagdesisyon na si president na wala munang face-to-face, wala na po sa agenda iyan. Siguro kasama sa agenda talaga ang MGCQ (Since the president has decided not to push through with face-to-face, that may not be included in the agenda. The MGCQ might be included in the agenda)," paliwanag pa ni Roque.
"What he is anticipating is since we will begin vaccination this month, we will be way ahead of or vaccination program in August to give us the confidence to resume at least limited face-to-face education," he concluded.
Here's the news from PTV News Tonight for the exception to all medical courses on this limited face-to-face classes.
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