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+ June 13, 2021 I am a lover of dogs, which is why I no longer keep them as pets because I had a hard time coping with the emotional pain every time I would lose one of them.
I took good care of my dogs. I made sure they had enough food to eat and had ample time and space to exercise. I also made sure they were vaccinated.
Friends often chided me for spending so much on my pets even though they were only “Bisaya.” But I never cared about their pedigree. Dogs love their humans unconditionally. The least I could do was to return the favor.
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+ By a concerned citizen
NOW that I am fully vaccinated against coronavirus disease 2019, will I get some of my freedom back? Or will I still be forced to comply with policies and restrictions that are geared towards the “unprotected?”
I don’t mind still wearing the face mask because it has become second nature. After all, it has been more than a year since the government said we couldn’t leave home without it.
But will I still be barred entry from some establishments for not wearing a face shield? I thought it only fair to ask.
May 26, 2021 What’s the difference between “drug-cleared” and “drug-free?” Drug-free barangays are unaffected by drugs, no presence of drug personalities or illegal drug activities, thus the word “free” and it’s impossible because all 80 Cebu City barangays are affected with drugs as per Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency report.
Drug-cleared barangay are classified as previously drug affected and subjected to drug clearing operation and declared “cleared” from any illegal drug activities pursuant to the parameters set forth by Dangerous Drugs Board regulation Section 8: Parameters for declaring “Drug-cleared” status of drug-affected barangays.
When a barangay is declared “drug-cleared,” dili pasabot nga walay nakasulod or makasulod nga drogas (it doesn’t mean that no drugs were or are able to enter). Their respective Badacs (Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Councils), however, (with the help of local government units and law enforcers) should m