- Concerned offices are determining if the indiscriminate dumping of used oil on road drainage had contributed to the flashflood that was blamed to the Sunday vendors.
- Officials of ethno-linguistic groups are hopeful this ranking official who proudly claims to be an Igorot will attend a recent festival but was a no-show for a month.
- This private tourist spot in Baguio does not exert efforts to assist local police and barangay tanod in addressing traffic woes caused by its countless visitors.
- An LGU is not exerting efforts to pressure its socmed arm to reply to criticisms on its local policies to programs if only to project that everything is above board.
- A provincial official and several State workers are bracing for possible charges to be filed against them for the rigged bidding that was later disallowed by COA.
- The series of land and rock slides in major road networks exposes that the current mitigation project worth billions is not effective in this landlocked region.
- The city government, not the local police, must initiate practical but efficient plans to mitigate the worsening traffic woes within the CBD especially during weekends.
- The noted decrease in firecracker-related injuries in Baguio and Benguet can be attributed to the decision of LGUs to regulate the sale of firecrackers over the years.
- Some of the prohibited items such as the canned beers supposedly confiscated inside the National Bilibid Prison were not purchased and presented as part of an evidence.
- The embattled and suspended NBP director general is confident his tarnished name would soon be cleared despite a unified effort to totally remove him from his post.
- There is no attempt to downplay in traditional and social media the case of found cadavers along the highway so as not compromise the ongoing police investigation.
- Some netizens raised concern over the welfare of parking attendants who reported for work during Typhoon Paeng so the city can still collect fees from the motorists.
April 24, 2024