- A government executive has included all his unsuspecting officemates as close contacts when he tested positive for Covid-19 when his lone close contact is his young girlfriend.
- Residents are wondering why this young and energetic official has not been visible to reach out to his constituents as he opted to stay in a nearby province since the pandemic.
- A municipal employee is not under the payroll of a private individual who is allowed to fence and start construction activities without first securing permits issued by the LGU.
- Several sectors heaved a sigh of relief this ranking law enforcer notoriously known for his red-tagging efforts has been relieved from his post after years of serving in the Cordillera.
- One chief executive who is a known ally of a recently retired police officer was a no show during retirement honors, as he is reportedly avoiding events that entail a crowd.
- Several business establishments in Baguio are allowing clients to use their parking areas as unofficial designated smoking areas even if this violates the Smoke Free Ordinance.
- Countless healthcare frontliners remain worried in getting their second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine even if FDA claims the benefits outweigh potential risks.
- There is no truth to the suspicion of several quarters that this ranking official, who tested positive for Covid-19 recently, had his first dose of vaccine before contracting the virus.
- Some of those who jumped the vaccination line are finding any possible justification to prove their claims that they are in the frontline against the pandemic when they are not.
- High-stakes gambling within a government compound in a capital town is one of the hotspots of Covid-19 transmission involving officials but this is not declared to authorities.
- Constituents of this ranking official in the region are happy to be informed the latter is slowly recovering after he reportedly suffered mild stroke while serving during the pandemic.
- Concerned personnel in this municipality should conduct random inspection of business establishments, especially those reported to be violating the liquor ban under the MGCQ.
April 27, 2024