- Even with a high vaccination rate in Baguio, some parents are still hesitant to send their children to school when most schools reopen for face-to-face classes.
- Out of jealousy, power play and politics, some officials are opposing the Sunday closure of Session Road that allows vendors to recover from the impacts of the pandemic.
- Filipino voters have matured for they know now the candidates who only reached out to people during elections but are hard to be reached when in they are in power.
- To ensure compliance to the minimum public health standards, LGUs may consider adopting a policy setting the maximum limit of attendees during campaign caravans.
- Enterprising tour organizers have reserved most slots for outdoor or hiking activities in famous mountains in CAR and charged participants with exorbitant fees.
- Only a few new Covid-19 cases are reported by LGUs in CAR, as most people no longer avail of antigen or RT-PCR test even when they experience symptoms.
- The BBM-Sara executive committee does not announce which group in Baguio City is the accredited one because doing so would result in internal rift among the factions.
- A famous candidate was no show in political rallies in Abra and Kalinga due to the bad weather in her hometown, not because her camp prefers only the vote-rich provinces.
- Concerned agencies should also verify the justifications made by fuel providers in increasing prices that is causing panic to the motorists and Filipino consumers.
- The DOT should sanction travel and tour groups that post inaccurate details in their packages that mislead clients such as the post that says Baguio offers beach hopping.
- This seasoned Cordilleran politician will mostly be rejected by the voters if he decides to run in the future for his unusual show of support to a formidable candidate.
- The low vaccination rates in these two Cordillera provinces could also be a political issue to be thrown against current public officials, especially the chief executives.
May 2, 2024