- Convincing a former president to take a selfie using his own phone is the greatest accomplishment this “greatest yaya of all time” can boast of in social media.
- This “know it all guy” was sauteed in his own oil for his comment in social media about the proper wearing of traditional garb but was quickly corrected by netizens.
- One of the best pieces of advice for those with health emergency is to ride a taxi if available to ferry them since most city hospitals have limited parking spaces.
- It will take another year before Filipinos will have a possible chance to replace barangay officials, especially those who were a no-show during the pandemic.
- The convoy of more than 10 high-end vans has simply ferried city tourists-cum- seminar participants, not foreign workers of a discreet offshore gaming center.
- There is serious environmental concern in this province that records swelling of rivers and flashfloods, which means vast tracts of its forests are being denuded.
- The mysterious death of the middleman in the killing of broadcaster Percy Lapid inside the Bilibid exposes the possible link of powerful people to the crime.
- A provincial official and some employees might be suspended following an audit report disallowing a multi-million road project awarded through “rigged bidding.”
- Up to now, even traffic czars and the BCPO combined could not yet find possible solutions to the prolonged gridlock along the Sta. Catalina area of Marcos Highway.
- Having an executive endorsement is one of the best excuses by some officials on granting the requests for trade fair within the CBD that may violate an ordinance.
- The President cannot categorically state and agency has concerns on corruption that is why he is not yet entertaining suggestions to appoint a full-time secretary.
- Not all vital infrastructure such as bridges and buildings were fully inspected by concerned agencies after the July 27 quake to ensure safety of the general public.
July 27, 2024