- The discovery of illegal clinics that cater to sick Chinese nationals proves they do not have protection from the government as these aliens thought.
- The varying comments from citizens on the breach of MGCQ protocol by a convoy of a visiting mayor shows how people strictly abide by local rules.
- Countless individuals wonder why alleged suicide cases are not extensively reported by the media, who are simply protecting would-be suicide victims.
- Several chief executives heaved a sigh of relief after learning that a ranking politician who was rushed to a hospital did not show symptoms of the Covid-19.
- Baguio is making sure its central triage is well-manned round-the-clock to cater to the growing number of returning city residents projected at 25,000.
- The privilege culture enjoyed by politicians in many parts of the country is not well-appreciated by people in the highlands who religiously obey the laws.
- There’s no double standard in the internal policies of the PNP when police escorts of the San Juan mayor were relieved for breach of quarantine protocols.
- There is an increasing interest among citizens to apply as online trolls after a network reports that trolls can earn from P30,000 up to P70,000 a month.
- The NBI and PNP cybercrime units should prove they have the capability to track down those behind the proliferation of dummy Facebook accounts.
- It is only when cops are around that residents strictly follow the pedestrian marker guides along the busiest thoroughfare in an acclaimed model city.
- The alleged planting of evidence by those charged in the murder of an Army veteran reminds the public of those killed in the war on drugs with .38 revolvers.
- The decision of DepEd to suspend the class opening until a vaccine against the Covid-19 is available is lauded by parents, who won’t risk their kids’ health.
April 25, 2024