- It is high time for Malacañang to review the performance of those directly involved in the uphill war against Covid-19 if they remain qualified for the job.
- This Cabinet official has become a laughingstock even among bystanders for issuing reports about the Covid-19 situation in the country sans proper research.
- This provincial official has no plans of involving colleagues in the legislative branch in a series of relief campaign, which is primarily funded by another leader.
- This chief executive stands his ground not to lift the liquor ban in his jurisdiction since there were more liquor-related cases in the past than Covid-19 admissions.
- A government worker, who earlier claimed to be vulnerable to infection, has decided to perform his tasks after being informed he will be probed for staying at home.
- The arrest in Kalinga of two alleged drug couriers from Manila proves that individuals have managed to pass checkpoints using fake quarantine passes.
- The security agency mentioned by two arrested drug suspects in Kalinga must clear its name from the controversy to avoid being bashed by gullible netizens.
- This progressive group and its allies must answer thoroughly all the accusations launched against the organization and its leaders to keep its integrity intact.
- A ranking political leader did not contradict himself in claiming that the rule of law must always prevail even as he defended a PNP officer from ECQ violation.
- Concerned government agencies must also prepare for the increasing unwanted pregnancies during the two-month lockdown when the health crisis settles down.
- BCPO did the right thing for not allowing uniformed armed workers from other areas from crossing the city border for personal reasons if they are not residents.
- Even with stern warning, some jeepney drivers in the localities collect P20 per passenger which is a total disregard of the warning of the mayors and LTFRB.
April 26, 2024