Ingat Angat Tayong Lahat Campaign launched to boost economy

Members of the private sector have come together to help the economy rise up from the challenges of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

The “Ingat Angat Tayong Lahat” Campaign has been launched to help the country emerge from the serious effects of the health crisis that has infected more than 444,000 individuals.

The project was initiated in support of the Taskforce T3 or Test, Trace, and Treat which aims to stop the spread of the deadly disease.

Included in the project is STAYSAFE.PH, a tracing app endorsed by the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) which will be required of all government agencies and local government units (LGUs).

The checklist found in the app will help ensure that safety measures are followed by establishments. If they pass the criteria, an LGU could issue a safety seal sticker.

Safety seal certifications will then be placed at the entrance of establishments as an assurance that the place is safe from the virus.

“Ingat Angat Tayong Lahat” also encourages Filipinos to enjoy outdoor activities without the fear of catching COVID-19. – PTV News

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