National Policy Against Covid-19 chief implementer and vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. may have been trained in the military to survive harsh environments, but there are times when the cold does bother him.
Galvez said on Monday (February 8) that he suffered from flatulence or gassy stomach after visiting a cold storage facility as part of preparations for the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines.
He shared his experience when President Rodrigo Duterte asked him during a televised briefing in Malacanang if the temperature at the cold storage facility was indeed freezing.
“Yes, sir. Actually, sir ano kinabagan na po kami sir ni ano dahil ang lamig po, sir, kasi ano lang — mga few ano, few minutes lang po, sir, kasi talagang napakalamig,” he said, adding that the temperature at the facility he visited was below zero degrees celsius.
“Actually, sir, nagkaroon po ako ng ano, ng sakit ng tiyan afterwards kasi talagang napakalamig,” Galvez said.
COVID-19 vaccines will be kept in cold storage facilities when they arrive in the Philippines to ensure they don’t go to waste. The type of facility will depend on the temperature requirements for various brands of vaccine.
Source: Latest Politics News Today (Politics.com.ph)
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