+ Follow DR. JOHN SIMON Tag
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[Title] => NPOC: From terrorism to SARS
[Summary] => The campaign against possible outbreaks of atypical pneumonia will be fought at the grassroots level.
Secretary Jose Lina Jr. of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) said his agency will mobilize the National Peace and Order Council (NPOC) to monitor and combat possible outbreaks of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in certain parts of the country.
The DILG leads the NPOC, an inter-agency body tasked with formulating national action plans against any threat to internal security.
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[Title] => A year to develop vaccine?
[Summary] => No effective vaccine against the virus that causes Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) could be developed within a year, according to a Hong Kong-based infectious disease expert.
Dr. John Simon said that even if a vaccine is developed, there is a possibility that the strain of coronavirus that causes SARS could mutate by then.
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DR. JOHN SIMON
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The DILG leads the NPOC, an inter-agency body tasked with formulating national action plans against any threat to internal security.
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Dr. John Simon said that even if a vaccine is developed, there is a possibility that the strain of coronavirus that causes SARS could mutate by then.
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