Nearly nine in 10 Filipinos worry that they or anyone in their immediate family might catch the coronavirus disease 2019, a survey by the Social Weather Stations showed.

Lucio Tan’s holding firm LT Group Inc. recently donated a P15-million bio-molecular laboratory to the Philippine Red Cross in Batangas City capable of conducting 4,000 coronavirus disease 2019 tests daily using its own automated RNA extraction and polymerase chain reaction machine.

After two months of gloom and doom and frequent “wave-erring” on Covid-19 solutions on the part of government, Secretary Lito Galvez, the Chief Implementer of the governments response against Covid-19, gives us good news and hope that things are getting better.

Third, shifts in e-commerce fulfillment.

The Department of Finance is studying “very carefully” Albay Rep. Joey Salceda’s proposal to tax the digital economy, a measure seen more crucial now with more Filipinos seen shifting toward online transactions due to the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic.