Gov’t to study proposed segregation of vaccinated and unvaccinated people in workplaces: Roque

By Prince Golez

Malacañang on Monday said it would look into the proposal of Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion to segregate the vaccinated and unvaccinated people in workplaces.

“Pag-aralan po natin yan at dahil all suggestions naman ay dapat pinag-aaralan,” Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque during a televised briefing.

Roque, however, said now is not the time to separate vaccinated and unvaccinated workers because the country has only administered at least 8 million vaccine doses.

“Sa tingin ko ngayon dahil 8 million mahigit kumulang pa lang ang ating nabakunahan ay hindi pa ito yung panahon para gawin yan,” according to him.

“Pero pag-aaralan po yan lalong-lalo na habang dumadami ang hanay ng nabakunahan na,” he added.

Concepcion earlier pushed for separate spaces for those who have not taken the Covid-19 vaccine or refuse to receive the jab and people who’ve been inoculated.

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