- The death rate due to Covid-19 in this LGU with relaxed health protocols is higher than the national average and concerned offices are worried about the statistics.
- The camp of a political coalition is resorting to gimmicks to draw the public’s attention to a ranking leader and his allies even if widely criticized by netizens.
- There’s poor staff work in the drafting of an RLECC resolution since it is not part of the mandate of chief executives to enact an ordinance or resolution for an LGU.
- Some quarters are slowly earning the courage to expose the supposed corruption in the implementation of multi-million projects in the localities due to 40 percent SOP.
- A known gambling lord will not enumerate the politicians who benefited from his generosity by funding their civic activities such as medical missions.
- Some politicians, who are not in the priority list of vacinees, have disregarded all protocols by making sure they are inoculated ahead of healthcare frontliners.
- An insensitive politician has the nerve to claim he will face the consequences for being vaccinated since he knows he will not be sanctioned because he is a known ally.
- Some government executives will not admit they signed these controversial resolutions without reviewing the provisions as their action was done in good faith.
- Well-paid propagandists are lobbying before a commissioner for indigenous peoples for a politician to be adopted as a son of an IP group and be given an Igorot name.
- Health officials are upbeat this LGU is starting to adhere anew to health protocols by advising residents to wear facemasks and acknowledging the threats of Covid-19.
- Another ranking official in the Cordillera, who is not in the priority list of vacinees, has already been inoculated but his camp claimed it was an anti-pneumonia vaccine.
- It took courage for this Baguio athlete to post on social media the perennial concern of national squad members which paved the way for the release of their delayed allowances.