- The constitutionality of a bill allowing 100 percent foreign ownership in power, transport, and communications will be fully scrutinized by the vigilant Senate.
- A lot of teachers in public and private schools will have a hard time catching up with technology if DepEd decides to employ online learning under the new normal.
- Residents, especially leaders and frontliners, heaved a sigh of relief when Typhoon Ambo did not wreak havoc in Northern Luzon during the health crisis.
- This ranking police officer has made sure there was no mañanita and gathering of people when he marked his birthday last week without a party.
- This local administration, in a bid to further improve governance, must learn to accept public criticisms, as there is no such thing as a ‘perfect government.’
- The hiring of supposed ambassadors by some government agencies is not based on credentials but on appearance and popularity for obvious reasons.
- Residents in one barangay wonder why their creek is producing what appeared to be white soap bubbles, which is feared to be a form of water contamination.
- Gullible citizens will not care to understand the issues about the franchise of this TV network that earned the displeasure of those in the halls of power.
- An agency, which was publicly dared to do its part in the fight against the Covid-19, has delivered the test kits and equipment sans fanfare.
- Several owners of homegrown businesses with similar operation like the mall are closely monitoring the LGUs if there is selective reopening of businesses.
- Concerned LGUs in the locality are aware of the possible spread of the African swine fever, following reports that “etag” laced with the ASF virus are being sold.
- Residents of two barangays in the locality are discreetly coordinating with each other regarding their plan to file charges against officials over SAP mess.
April 25, 2024