- Up to now, the actual number of tourists who flocked Baguio during the holidays remains unavailable and might have surpassed the 5,000 maximum tourists daily.
- The public wonders why the city government opted to suspend the Sunday market at Session Road but allows the night market where stalls are closer to each other.
- The surge of Covid-19 cases can also be attributed to people with symptoms but avoid getting tested while countless close contacts refuse to isolate due to work.
- Many of those who do not believe in the efficacy of the anti-Covid vaccines think that the different variants are simple forms of flu that are treatable even at home.
- The camps of two politicians accuse each other of credit-grabbing even if observers know who initiated several projects and who is involved in the rigging of bids.
- A political leader known for his generosity feels the attacks against him by his supposed rival are personal as seen through a memo calling for officials to suspend all gatherings.
- Those raking in money out of the pandemic are worried every time a country scraps the Covid-19 testing as a travel requirement when entering the airport.
- The rising Covid-19 cases among vaccinated persons has given those who don’t believe in the pandemic more reasons to keep their resolve to be unvaccinated.
- The recent order restricting movements of unvaccinated minors in the locality could convince some parents to consider having their children vaccinated.
- Pundits claim that asserting the country’s claim over the West Philippine Sea is a great display of patriotism than mandating military training for the youth.
- Some of those who bought log cabins worth more than P50 million in a posh subdivision are considering moves to sell them as the place is socially-isolated.
- Many PUV drivers use their passengers as reason why the seating capacity is not strictly followed especially during rush hours when the fault is with them.