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Vico Sotto gives updates on his quarantine after his driver died of COVID-19

Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at 1:06 PM by Daniel Joseph Navalta

- Vico Sotto had to undergo a 14-day quarantine because his personal driver, Kuya Vener, recently died of COVID-19

- Last night, the Pasig Mayor said that he was on his last night of quarantine

- Sotto explained that he still had to undergo quarantine even after testing negative for COVID-19 due to the DOH’s guidelines

- He also told the employees of the local government of Pasig that they still have to avoid face-to-face meetings

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Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto took to social media to give some important updates about his 14-day quarantine.

Vico Sotto gives updates on his quarantine after his driver died of COVID-19 — Vico Sotto and Kuya Vener (Photo: Vico Sotto)
Source: Facebook

The young mayor had to undergo the said quarantine because his personal driver, Kuya Vener, recently died of COVID-19.

According to Sotto’s post last night, he was on his last night of quarantine. He explained that he still had to undergo quarantine even after testing negative for COVID-19 due to the DOH’s guidelines.

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Sotto also told the employees of the local government of Pasig that they still have to avoid face-to-face meetings and that the Alternative Working Arrangement will still be implemented for everyone’s safety.

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“My last night of quarantine!

“1. I did NEGATIVE in the PCR test on the fourth day from exposure, that's why the one I was still with last March 12 is safe;

“2. But even if it's negative, I still finished the 14-day quarantine period, because this is what DOH Guidelines say for CLOSE CONTACTS. The virus may just incubate even if you already tested negative.

“3. I still worked, but it's just a little lighter because there are no face-to-face meetings. Thank you so much for your prayers!

“NOTE: According to IATF Resolution 104, for the restrictions in the Greater Manila Area until April 4 (Christmas of Resurrection), we will still avoid face-to-face meetings until April 5. City Hall is still in the Alternative Working Arrangement,” Sotto posted on Facebook.