DTI assures face mask supply sufficiency

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) assured there is enough supply of face masks in the country.

DTI Secretary Ramon Lopez disclosed manufacturers have requested to increase the number of face masks that can be bought by one person from five to 10. Drug stores are now able to buy from other sources and local manufacturers have increased production.

Lopez said prices of medicines must remain based on the released maximum retail price before the COVID-19 crisis. He added that the maximum SRP of other products will not change.

Meanwhile, Lopez said goods confiscated by the DTI, especially health products, are donated to the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) to be used for calamities. – Report from Rex Espiritu

Popular

PBBM cites education as admin’s top priority, pushes for SCS COC in ASEAN 2026 chairship

By Brian Campued President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. reiterated his commitment to strengthening the education system in the country, vowing to prioritize education-centric reforms, policies,...

PBBM discusses eGovPH app benefits, commuter-centric transport, and online gambling in podcast

By Brian Campued President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. underscored his administration’s continued push for digital transformation in the government and the importance of transportation that...

PH secures 18 business deals with India during PBBM visit

By Brian Campued On the heels of the New Delhi leg of his state visit to India, which saw the signing of key agreements, including...

PBBM reaffirms PH commitment to international law in fostering regional peace

By Brian Campued President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Wednesday cautioned against calling all competing maritime disputes on the South China Sea equal, as he...