- The Baguio’s heath office might come up with a protocol on how to protect individuals from the novel coronavirus that’s why City Hall is not suspending the Harrison night market.
- The capital town of Bangued, Abra is suffering from water crisis, which indicates that public utility services there, such as the debt-ridden electric cooperative, are mismanaged.
- Faculty members of this model public school do not own any of the vehicles that obstruct the sidewalk and use the waiting shed as their private parking space during weekdays.
- The family of this known businessman opted to lease their lot to a multi-national company, not heeding the long-time request of their other clients to allot them a parking space.
- The brains behind the symbolic stones atop Session Road are not offended when the markers were replaced with a huge teddy bear made of plants and flowers, which has historical value.
- Several leaders in the province were not given an initial P50,000 as token from this generous benefactor, who has indirectly asked them to tone down their earlier petition.
- Two ranking PNP officers, who are facing possible reassignment, have not pressured their personnel to be relentless in posting achievements on social media to impress Camp Crame.
- Given the Chinese government’s strict censorship of information, the number of fatalities and individuals infected by the novel coronavirus could be higher than what is reported.
- Misinformation and disinformation are widely observed on social media that even the ranking Cabinet officials were misled that Baguio is on lockdown due to the corona virus.
- This ranking Cordillera official remains steadfast he could still benefit from infrastructure projects outside his political turf after plans for possible caretakership were not realized.
- Several senators could not publicly voice out their stand on the planned termination of the RP-U.S. Visiting Forces Agreement for fear of visa cancellation or getting the ire of Digong.
- Several stakeholders were dismayed they were not consulted when the town mayor declared a temporary halt in tourism-related events when most of the town’s guests are locals.
April 25, 2024