- Several business owners, who choose life over money, would support a localized lockdown after April 30 if only to protect public health from the Covid-19 pandemic.
- There is no truth to information that some households known to barangay execs were able to secure two or three quarantine passes instead of one per household.
- The public asserts that mass testing for the Covid-19 should cover all individuals but even those in the priority list might not all be covered by the available kits.
- The indiscriminate and irresponsible disposal of facemasks and other PPEs could be a potential source of the coronavirus disease-2019 if not checked by authorities.
- The series of shooting events in Abra during the enhanced community quarantine could be the reason why a ranking police officer has been relieved from his post.
- The Baguio and La Trinidad jails could be overcrowded now if the police would arrest those not observing physical distancing at the city market and trading post.
- One good thing about the city government is that it is responsively addressing the issues and concerns elevated by citizens in line with its anti-Covid-19 campaign.
- Some social media pages promote plagiarism and infringement of copyright laws by simply lifting text and photo materials from media outfits without proper credit.
- Countless individuals who do not know any better, keep criticizing the ongoing drive against the Covid-19 when they have not contributed anything in the efforts.
- The lockdown for Pinget barangay has not served as a wake-up call for other areas to shape up, as many more residents who violate the ECQ could not be controlled.
- The alleged killers of a police officer in the Visayas might have escaped many PNP checkpoints, as he was arrested in Baguio four days after the reported killing.
- Personnel of these pro-poor centers could not attend to indigent patients seeking financial help, as they are busy labeling relief packs with a politician’s name.
July 27, 2024