The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) has turned over a set of “Project Epanaw’s” three Coffee Table Books (CTBs) to the Philippine Ambassador to the United States of America (USA).
(File Photo / National Commission on Indigenous Peoples) The turnover, held on Dec. 3, is in lin
Published December 19, 2020, 3:44 PM
Amid controversies in the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines, Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go urged government officials, particularly Cabinet members, Saturday to refrain from finger-pointing and instead work together to implement a whole-of-nation approach to overcome the crisis and help Filipinos recover more quickly.
Sen. Bong Go (Joseph Vidal/Senate PRIB/ MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO)
Go, chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, asked fellow public servants to remain united and focused on dealing with the true enemy which is the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Huwag na po muna tayong magturuan at magsiraan pa. Ang problema diyan magkakasama kayo sa Gabinete, kayo pa ang nagtuturuan. Hindi po nakakatulong sa Duterte administration kung kayu-kayo mismo ang nagtuturuan, kung sino ang may kasalanan,” Go said.