- Almost all the chief executives of this province thought of observing home quarantine after one their benefactors admitted to have contracted the Covid-19.
- Several barangay officials in Baguio are not helping the city in strictly implementing the enhanced community quarantine with people going in and out of the barangays.
- Concerned residents of Pinget complained that those who violate the quarantine policy are from other areas who also share the road when going to the city proper.
- A group of officials has its own count of the Covid-19 positive cases and its members are taking the lead in initiating actions to prevent local transmission.
- A barangay official was right when he appealed to residents to be considerate of their officials, who are also frontline workers but get less support from the DILG.
- The unhampered travel of vehicles used to transport goods must be reviewed if only to ensure that the occupants are well and are not carriers of the Covid-19.
- Only a few unemployed nurses volunteered as frontliners for the fight against the Covid-19, knowing that many of the frontliners are well-paid and with benefits.
- Residents who are in the comfort of their homes can help prevent the spread of the Covid-19 by sharing advisories instead of constantly sharing TikTok videos.
- A ranking politician heaved a sigh of relief upon learning that a fellow politician has secretly recovered from the Covid-19, as the former was one of the close contacts.
- There is a possibility the enhanced community quarantine will be extended if the number of confirmed cases and PUIs continues to increase by the end of March.
- Some residents of Lower P. Burgos are not comfortable with the reopening of the defunct hospital not due to the virus but for possibly disturbing the ghosts.
- Aside the from police investigators, the city might also consider tapping several media people in contact tracing because they are inquisitive and logical.
April 24, 2024