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Mobile phone survey finds 87% of Filipinos worry catching Covid-19

The mobile phone survey also found that 94 percent are aware of Covid-19 symptoms, most commonly fever and cough.

Smart, IBP bring videocon tools in QC jail amid Covid-19

Aside from providing tablets, Smart LTE Pocket WiFis, SIMs and load, Smart also boosted its LTE network in the area to enable the BJMP and the Quezon City courts to conduct more hearings in order to cater to the needs of persons deprived of liberty (PDLs).

Philips set to debut new ventilator to free up ICU units in PH

Philips is eyeing to produce 15,000 units per week of the Respironics E30 so it can be made available soon in many countries, including the Philippines.

Ayala semicon firm eyes Ventura CPAP as alternative ventilator for Covid-19 patients

It has been reported that the use of the Ventura CPAP system has resulted in 60-70% success of sustaining Covid-19 patients needing intubation. The patients eventually went on to full recovery.

Not Quite Passé | Balancing passbook benefits with convenience of digital banking

About 21% of BPI’s clients still keep passbook accounts

Grab PH inks pact with DA to transport agri produce from online marketplace

The tie-up will give consumers across Metro Manila access to the many local produce offered by DA’s partner agripreneurs and will be delivered straight to their doorsteps through GrabExpress’ on-demand delivery service.

Survey: PH shows improvements in mobile video experience

Mobile users in the Philippines saw their video experience improve by an impressive 32% -- the fourth largest increase in percentage terms for this metric covered in the survey and the third largest improvement in the Asia Pacific.

Food recipes surge to record high in Google PH search for April

The lockdown apparently forced many Filipinos to try out various food recipes last month. One of the most searched terms was “Dalgona coffee recipe instant coffee”.

Group sounds alarm on toxic chemicals from e-waste in toys

A study has found harmful effects on human cells of dioxins in plastic children’s toys such as those made of black plastic, which is often obtained from recycled e-waste plastic with flame retardant chemicals.

Study: Filipinos turn to social media amid lockdown woes

The study showed there were over 43 million total conversations on social media in the Philippines from March 15-23, the time when the government placed Luzon under enhanced community quarantine.

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