- City Hall officials insist their justification of the tactile pavement project despite the overwhelming concerns on safety of the tiles raised by the people they serve.
- Many netizens have disregarded decency and respect for the dignity of the female cadaver found in Baguio when her naked photos were shared in the social media.
- This local official has not been declared “unwelcome” in a known establishment that strictly observes the Covid-19 protocols for the safety of members and guests.
- The application of anti-slip coating on the tactile pavements means an additional expense on the government when such was not part of the original plan.
- Two trustees of an official were advised to lie low on their shopping spree, as some people within their circle know where the money they spent is coming from.
- The arrest of a local official due to his alleged link to drug trade confirms earlier intelligence report that someone is giving protection to the operation of a drug den.
- Parents and relatives of supposed “missing persons”, after seeking help from the public, should also be responsible in giving updates if their loved ones returned home.
- The minimum public health protocols, especially physical distancing, is no longer observed in outdoor and indoor areas even if Covid-19 cases and deaths are increasing.
- Many residents who are outside the A1 to A3 groups are willing to get their second booster shot while countless qualified residents are satisfied with first booster shot.
- The camp of a losing politician is consulting with experts on the planned filing of charges against poll officers who got ‘goodwill money’ from a winning politician.
- Some private schools are not admitting the alleged shortage of teachers, as many faculty members have opted to transfer to public schools where salaries are better.
- There is no truth to information that some establishments with cracks after the July 27 quake still operate without being assessed by experts to ensure soundness.