- Residents wonder why a law enforcer assigned in Metro Manila, who contracted the Covid-19, has entered Baguio when only returning OFWs are allowed to enter.
- This city official who suggested that parks be closed for one day every week must consider proposing the same on malls, which are more conductive to the infection.
- Giant establishments in urban areas such as Baguio must also adopt a policy that limit the number of mallgoers for a certain period of time in their post-ECQ plans.
- The ‘violation’ of the ECQ protocols such as physical distancing and gathering in the birthday of a top Metro cop is most likely to be probed by Camp Crame.
- Members of the Fourth Estate did a good coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic even half the number of newspapers in the country have ceased their print editions during the ECQ.
- Some quarters wonder why the UP-produced Covid-19 test kits were withheld by the RITM due to supposed quality control concerns like those coming from China.
- It took time before the mayor was informed that a government worker has not been performing his job well even when he is needed by the office during the pandemic.
- Some quarters wonder why those who threatened the Vice President and her family remain free while the one who threatened the President was nabbed in record time.
- Some of the donors of the UP-made Covid-19 test kits have plans of replacing the kits with ones compatible with PCR machines being used by sub-national testing centers.
- Police manning quarantine checkpoints must double check so that private vehicles of authorized persons outside of residences are not discreetly used by non-APOR.
- The warning from a health expert that testing negative for Covid-19 does not mean that the individual is free from the infection even without following the protocols.
- Those in power share the view that no individual will have the courage to distort the photographs depicting the birthday of a ranking police officer during the ECQ.
April 20, 2024