- A concerned official has admitted to her superior that some election personnel received “cash tokens” from a businessman/politician who called for a meeting.
- Many of those who remain skeptical on the efficacy of anti-Covid vaccines are now getting worried that’s why they avail of anti-flu and pneumonia jabs.
- There is no double standard for this upright election officer when she quickly denied the request of her friend to check on COCs without a valid request.
- This senatorial bet, who recently resigned from government service, claims he is leading in a survey not yet made public by an unknown polling body.
- POSD men tasked to issue citation tickets for traffic obstruction might have forgotten that Gen. Lim and M. H. Del Pilar Streets are full of obstructions.
- The city must inspect on why this e-bingo center frequented by seniors has not been observing health protocols inside its premises as complained.
- Countless politicians remain mum on the Beneco leadership crisis even as some quarters want them to speak and take a stand on this public issue.
- Beneco clients are hopeful that payments made on Oct. 19 be honored while the withdrawals of millions of funds recently will be explained to the members.
- This former DOH official got the public’s support for cautioning the inoculation of children in selected hospitals, which exposes them to harmful pathogens.
- Filipinos tend to believe political surveys done on Facebook via reaction buttons when anyone can buy 100 reactions online for $3 for their candidates.
- An enterprising group might soon consider lowering the rental fee of tents to help ailing MSMEs cope with the economic impacts of the pandemic.
- The establishment of an incident command center during search and retrieval operations was not complied with but the missing were found in record time.
April 26, 2024