- Some people wonder if the posts in social media by people offering massage services are into legitimate business, as some of their photos are partially naked.
- Many Baguio residents must be reminded that face mask use is optional but not in closed spaces and crowded outdoor areas such as parts of the city public market.
- Some sectors wonder what were the gains of the 1986 Mount Data peace accord aside from providing livelihood and allowances to some advocates in the region.
- A government chopper that consumes P125,000 worth of fuel per hour of flight is not being borrowed by this ranking government official even for personal use.
- The PR of a national award-giving body lacks decency when it sent email to mainstream media that seemed to require them to report to the annual awards.
- Legislative staff members must learn a thing or two from a young official who has proposed relevant and quality legislations instead of submitting lousy works.
- It doesn’t take rocket science to realize that the CEO and BCDEO erred in the installation of tactile blocks within the CBD based on a DPWH department order.
- The Trade Fair Ordinance that paved the way for “tiangges” at Burnham Park should be abolished as those who crafted it are themselves are violating the law.
- Marijuana dealers and buyers from outside the Cordillera thought they could outsmart the PNP and PDEA who made big-time seizures since the pandemic.
- Authorities are validating information about the presence of foreigners inside a famous hotel within the CBD who are working as offshore gaming employees.
- The former spokesman of a government agency has opted to keep his mouth shut in spite of public pressure to speak on fund anomalies in the 2021 polls.
- The series of raids conducted by the Bureau of Customs was due to warning from PBBM that heads will roll if rampant smuggling is not addressed.
April 27, 2024