A1. Local environmentalists and those who truly care for this mountain resort are hopeful the President will sign the request for tree-cutting moratorium.
- Urging private developers to replace every tree felled seem not feasible nowadays if there is no more space for tree planting in an overcrowded city.
- Concerned quarters wonder why no public consultations were held relative to the issuance of tree cutting clearances by local and national agencies.
- A local chief executive must understand that the right of the public to criticize is inherent in a democratic society to ensure accountability in governance.
- This Cordilleran politician is not harboring ill-feelings towards a dynamic leader, who outshines the former with his managerial and leadership skills.
- The government must not let POGO operators to leave the country without settling the P70 billion unpaid taxes including paying the displaced workers.
- Contrary to claims, there is already an animosity between several quarters in the military and police in the south following the killing of four soldiers.
- Internal dealings could be the reason why some personnel of this political office were told to resign but their salaries are fully paid until the yearend.
- It is only in movies where those who first draw their guns end up being killed by cops, who can manage to evade bullets and fire back at their assailants.
- There is logic in the claim of an Army official that it could have been a different story if indeed the four slain soldiers drew and fired their guns.
- The public is hopeful that the new scheme adopted by the LTO in securing a student driver’s license will clear the roads from undisciplined motorists.
- Thousands of Internet subscribers in the localities are still not satisfied with the services of providers, especially with the bandwidth they are receiving.