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MANILA, Philippines — A labor group on Wednesday called on the Oplan Task Force Disiplina of Quezon City to issue a public apology for beating and dragging a fish vendor who failed to wear a face mask and bring a quarantine pass while selling outdoors.
Josua Mata, Secretary General of the Sentro ng mga Nagkakaisa at Progresibong Manggagawa (Sentro), said the group “denounces in the strongest possible way” the “atrocious behavior” of the local officers of the task force.
“We also demand that the Oplan Task Force Disiplina issue a public apology to Michael Rubuia and foot the bill for all his medical expenses,” he said in a statement.
He was referring to the incident on Monday concerning fish vendor Michael Rubuia whom authorities apprehended along Panay Avenue in Quezon City for not wearing a face mask.
A video of the incident was shared on social media, showing local authorities dragging Rubuia towards an L300 van while another man held a wooden stick and kept hitting him.
To prevent more “abuses,” Mata then called on all local government units to train their security officers on how to properly handle quarantine violations.
The Quezon City government said it has begun a “full-blown investigation” into the incident.
Earlier, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Archie Gamboa said that violators of the enhanced community quarantine would face immediate arrest and inquest proceedings instead of being warned.
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MANILA, Philippines — A member of the Quezon City task force implementing lockdown measures has been suspended after he was caught on video beating up a fish vendor with a yantok or rattan stick and dragging him to the ground after allegedly resisting arrest for violating guidelines of the enhanced community quarantine.
Joel Laurel was suspended for 60 days pending investigation of the incident by the city’s legal office, Ranulfo Ludovica, who heads Task Force Disiplina, said yesterday.
Ludovica said Laurel went out of bounds when he struck Michael Rubuia several times with a stick along Panay Avenue in Barangay South Triangle on Sunday.
Laurel was seen on video reprimanding Rubuia for not wearing a face mask while selling fish.
Rubuia has tested positive for drug use, Ludovica claimed.
“He was violent because he was under the influence of drugs,”Ludovica said.
He said they would file charges against Rubuia for violating Republic Act 11332 or the Bayanihan Act.
Ludovica also clarified that it was only Laurel who beat up the victim while the rest of the barangay enforcers only helped to restrain Rubuia.
Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte has ordered an investigation of the incident, vowing to prosecute anyone found to have violated the law.
“The local government will never condone any acts of violence, abuses or violation of human rights regardless of justification, especially when committed by a city official,” city hall said.
“While the city government reiterates its resolve to fully enforce quarantine protocols, all its personnel and agents are reminded to conduct themselves with proper decorum and restraint and to observe compassion and tolerance, especially in these difficult times,” it added.
Malacañang welcomed the move of Belmonte to order a probe on the incident, according to presidential spokesman Harry Roque.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government will also look into the incident, DILG spokesman and Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya said. – With Emmanuel Tupas, Christina Mendez
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Ginulpi, binugbog, tinadyakan, pinagsisipa at pinagpapalo ang isang tindero dahil sa QUARANTINE violation – no face mask, illegal vendor at hindi taga Barangay South Triangle, Quezon City. Sabi ng Human Right Commission na hindi naman kriminal yung binugbog at dapat ginamitan ng MAXIMUM TOLERANCE sapagkat isyung pangkalusugan naman ang pinatutupad at hindi tungkol sa seguridad. Iba talaga ang Kyusi, number one na sa dami ng kaso (1261) sa lahat ng lungsod sa buong Pilipinas, number one din sa KAPALPAKAN. FAILURE of LEADERSHIP kaya nga ang dating DILG Secretary na si Rafael Alunan ay iminungkahi na i-TAKEOVER na ng IATF ang pamamahala sa Quezon City.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 28) — The total number of COVID-19 cases in Quezon City is now at 1,261, according to the Department of Health Monday.
The city government has recorded 155 recoveries, and 125 deaths from the respiratory disease.
The total number of confirmed cases with complete addresses in Quezon City is now at 1033, while the total number of validated cases by the QC Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit and District Health Offices (QCESU) is at 850.
Swab tests have been continuously conducted in the city’s community-based testing centers, and local government hospitals, as well as by the QCESU.
Fifty-four residents were also apprehended for violating quarantine protocols.
The DOH recorded 198 new cases of the fatal disease on Monday, as the country’s confirmed cases rise to 7,777.
The total number of recoveries nationwide is now at 932, while the death toll increased to 511.
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Jay Nelz (PhilNews)
April 28, 2020
The lady motorist who slapped a traffic enforcer who apprehended her for not wearing face goes viral and elicits comments online.
The Facebook page “103.1 Brigada News FM Puerto Princesa City Palawan” has shared the video footage of a raging lady motorist who slapped a traffic enforcer during apprehension. The video garnered various reactions online.
In the video, it can be seen that the woman is insulting and cursing the traffic enforcer during an apprehension. The enforcer apprehended the lady for not wearing a face mask amid the enhanced community quarantine.
The female motorist shouted and slapped the traffic personnel besides the road in front of its colleagues.
After a few moments, a police officer arrived and arrested the woman because of her cruel act towards the frontliner. The cop would also file a case against the arrogant lady due to the incident.
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Ito na kaya ang preview sa kanilang blockbuster sequel in real at/o reel life? Pwedeng title ay LOVE: THE SECOND TIME AROUND.
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John Lloyd Cruz introduces son to Bea Alonzo
Jan Milo Severo (Philstar)
April 28, 2020
MANILA, Philippines — On-leave Kapamilya actor John Lloyd Cruz introduced his son with actress Ellen Adarna, Elias, to love team partner Bea Alonzo, and also to her followers in an Instagram live video last night.
John Lloyd joined the Instagram Live of Bea to the delight of their fans.
John Lloyd then shared how much he appreciates that Bea stayed in his life despite the ups and downs.
“Nandoon ka nu’ng nagmahal ako, nandoon ka nu’ng nasaktan ako, nandoon ka nu’ng wala akong matakbuhan, nandoon ka nu’ng kailangan ko ng kaibigan, nandoon ka nu’ng kailangan ko ng kausap,” John Lloyd told Bea.
Bea replied with “Anong movie ‘yan?”
“Wala, gusto ko lang sabihin,” John Lloyd replied.
John Lloyd then took out an acoustic guitar and sang “You Are My Sunshine,” which prompted Bea to say that she misses her love team partner.
“Namiss kita,” Bea said.
“Nami-miss kita,” John Lloyd replied.
The Instagram live ended when John Lloyd’s son entered the room and the actor introduced Elias to Bea and their viewers.
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MANILA, Philippines — Kapamilya love team John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo’s recent social media conversation brought fans into a “kilig” frenzy.
On Instagram, John Lloyd commented on Bea’s post in 2019, which started the exchange of comments between the two.
Bea and John Lloyd’s Instagram conversation
“@dumpsitegallery 2019 pa tong post ko ah, bakit nagbbrowse sa ig ko?” Bea replied.
The on-leave Kapamilya actor reasoned out that he just accidentally clicked the like button, saying: “Napindot lang.”
Bea replied “halata eh,” while John Lloyd asked if “bawal ba?”
Bea then commented, “hindi naman” followed by “ay seen na lang. ganyan ka.”
John Lloyd then commented, “tampo agad. Dm kita,” to end their conversation.
Fans of the love team also commented on the thread, saying: “sana sila na lang.”
John Lloyd and Bea are teaming up once again for a project set to be released this week.
The love team announced separately on their Instagram accounts that they will be performing a work of fiction.
“Over the next week, we will be performing a work of fiction on Instagram. It is a love story and it is about these times. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, is intentional,” the post read.
They captioned the post as “unconfinedcinema” while tagging each other and director Antoinette Jadaone.
John Lloyd and Bea reunited last Valentine’s Day at an Art Fair Philippines event, when they did a live script reading of the film “That Thing Called Tadhana” with Antoinette, the movie’s director.
Ginulpi, binugbog, tinadyakan, pinagsisipa at pinagpapalo ang isang tindero dahil sa QUARANTINE violation – no face mask, illegal vendor at hindi taga Barangay South Triangle, Quezon City. Sabi ng Human Right Commission na hindi naman kriminal yung binugbog at dapat ginamitan ng MAXIMUM TOLERANCE sapagkat isyung pangkalusugan naman ang pinatutupad at hindi tungkol sa seguridad. Iba talaga ang Kyusi, number one na sa dami ng kaso (1261) sa lahat ng lungsod sa buong Pilipinas, number one din sa KAPALPAKAN. FAILURE of LEADERSHIP kaya nga ang dating DILG Secretary na si Rafael Alunan ay iminungkahi na i-TAKEOVER na ng IATF ang pamamahala sa Quezon City.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 28) — The total number of COVID-19 cases in Quezon City is now at 1,261, according to the Department of Health Monday.
The city government has recorded 155 recoveries, and 125 deaths from the respiratory disease.
The total number of confirmed cases with complete addresses in Quezon City is now at 1033, while the total number of validated cases by the QC Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit and District Health Offices (QCESU) is at 850.
Swab tests have been continuously conducted in the city’s community-based testing centers, and local government hospitals, as well as by the QCESU.
Fifty-four residents were also apprehended for violating quarantine protocols.
The DOH recorded 198 new cases of the fatal disease on Monday, as the country’s confirmed cases rise to 7,777.
The total number of recoveries nationwide is now at 932, while the death toll increased to 511.
Ginulpi, binugbog, tinadyakan, pinagsisipa at pinagpapalo ang isang tindero dahil sa QUARANTINE violation – no face mask, illegal vendor at hindi taga Barangay South Triangle, Quezon City. Sabi ng Human Right Commission na hindi naman kriminal yung binugbog at dapat ginamitan ng MAXIMUM TOLERANCE sapagkat isyung pangkalusugan naman ang pinatutupad at hindi tungkol sa seguridad. Iba talaga ang Kyusi, number one na sa dami ng kaso sa lahat ng lungsod sa buong Pilipinas, number one din sa KAPALPAKAN. FAILURE of LEADERSHIP kaya nga ang dating DILG Secretary na si Rafael Alunan ay iminungkahi na i-TAKEOVER na ng IATF ang pamamahala sa Quezon City.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 28) — The total number of COVID-19 cases in Quezon City is now at 1,261, according to the Department of Health Monday.
The city government has recorded 155 recoveries, and 125 deaths from the respiratory disease.
The total number of confirmed cases with complete addresses in Quezon City is now at 1033, while the total number of validated cases by the QC Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit and District Health Offices (QCESU) is at 850.
Swab tests have been continuously conducted in the city’s community-based testing centers, and local government hospitals, as well as by the QCESU.
Fifty-four residents were also apprehended for violating quarantine protocols.
The DOH recorded 198 new cases of the fatal disease on Monday, as the country’s confirmed cases rise to 7,777.
The total number of recoveries nationwide is now at 932, while the death toll increased to 511.
Across the world, the impact of the pandemic that originated from China has been far from uniform. Many elements mediate the extent to which the COVID-19 virus affects a specific nation, so before pointing out what Philippine President Duterte got right, let me first lay out these important qualifiers. First, there is the element of geography, and likely climate, playing an important role.
In the European Union, where travel restrictions were close to nonexistent, Italy’s neighbors, including Belgium, were hit hard, despite having among the most sophisticated policy interventions.
Then there is the “super spreader” phenomenon, with Italy football team Atalanta’s return game against Spain’s Valencia likely contributing to, among other major events and factors, the massive spread of the plague to neighboring Spain. Moreover, as demographic experts at Oxford University have shown, high fatality rates in Italy were partly a function of the proportion of elderly, smoking men, as well as the high frequency of social interaction between the young and elderly.
As the crisis in global cities such as New York and, increasingly even Singapore, has shown, high-density megacities could be also particularly vulnerable. Nonetheless, comprehensive studies such as the multivariable survey by Hong-Kong-based Deep Knowledge Group show that so far the most successful policy responses have come from democracies such as Germany, South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, and Australia.
Practically all populists have overseen among the worst outbreaks in their regions, from Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro to Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the United States’ Donald Trump, who has overseen officially the world’s worst outbreak. The Philippines and Indonesia, both led by populists, have not fared well by regional standards.
The notable exception is Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whose illiberal populism has been built on a toxic cocktail of xenophobia and border closures. This time, Orbán’s penchant for travel restrictions on foreigners may have worked in his country’s favor.
The common strain among practically all these populists is their far-too-long dismissiveness toward the crisis and, in the case of Bolsonaro, the outright denial and reckless firing of the country’s health minister. Up until the second week of March, President Duterte mocked anxieties over the pandemic with characteristic chutzpah: “Naniwala pala kayo!”
But as in life, politics also offers a chance for redemption. First of all, there has been an encouraging shift in the President’s language and policy toward the crisis. He has become frank about the true extent of the crisis, making it clear that unless we have reliable, mass-produced vaccine, there is no return to “normal”: “Ang COVID, hindi matatapos ‘yan. It will be here, it will stay until kingdom come pero kung may bakuna na, baka sakaling mauna tayo.”
Second, Mr. Duterte has shown the political will to extend a difficult and economically devastating lockdown in order to protect public health. This stands in stark contrast to Trump’s itch to restart the American economic engine.
Fourth, while Trump and Bolsonaro have been busy firing competent officials, Mr. Duterte has recruited competent and young technocrats to assist his ongoing efforts, such as Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles and new Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Chua.
And finally, the President, in a rare sign of national unity, has rightly shown due respect and appreciation for Vice President Leni Robredo, who has been an epitome of quiet dedication to frontliners and the country’s most vulnerable sectors in recent months. There is so much room for improvement, but there is also reason to hope.
Moreno’s chief of staff Cesar Chavez said yesterday the mayor instructed his advisers to study the possibility of enforcing lockdowns in Tondo, San Andres, Sta. Cruz and Malate.
If the plan pushes through, Chavez said the lockdown would likely be enforced this week to stop the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Sampaloc was placed under total lockdown after over 100 cases of COVID-19 were recorded in the area.
LOOK at the PHOTO carefully and make your own judgment.
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The victim’s mother, however, claimed her son was suffering from post-traumatic disorder following his tour of duty during the Marawi siege in 2017.
The Quezon City Police District identified the victim as Winston Ragos, 34.
The suspect was identified as Police Master Sergeant Daniel Florendo, Jr. who was assigned with Fairview Police Station 5.
A police report said that at about 2:30 pm of April 21, Florendo and four police trainees from the Highway Patrol Group were manning the checkpoint along Maligaya Drive in Brgy. Pasong Putik, when Ragos approached the policemen and started shouting and intimidating them.
The police officers asked Ramos to go home as he was violating the enhanced community quarantine, but the victim allegedly attempted to pull out a .38 caliber hand gun from his sling bag which prompted the suspect to shoot Ragos, the report said.
In a CCTV footage, nearby residents can be seen trying to stop the police from shooting the victim.
“Sabi ko, ‘Sir, may tama na ‘yan, wag niyo patulan.’ So sabi ng isang pulis…’Wag kayo makialam, wala akong pakialam. Papatayin namin ‘yan,” a witness told CNN Philippines, who asked not to be named.
[Translation: I said, ‘Sir, he is not in his right mind, just let him go.’ One cop replied…’Don’t bother us, mind your own business. We have to shoot him dead.’]
However, another witness said the victim did not have a gun inside his bag, after the police checked it and found that it only carried his quarantine pass.
The victim was rushed to the Commonwealth Hospital, where he was declared dead.
Merlyn, the victim’s mother, said her son was a member of the Armed Force of the Philippines who retired early due to his post-traumatic stress disorder following his assignment in Marawi City.
“Continuous po ang gamot nya,” the mother told CNN Philippines. “Sometimes, di siya nakakainom dahil ayaw niya. Kapag successive na hindi nakakainom, doon nati-trigger.”
[Translation: His medication was continuous. Sometimes, he didn’t want to take medicines. When he wouldn’t take his medicines for successive days, that’s when his disorder got triggered.]
But the mother noted that her son never dared to hurt anyone despite his disorder.
QCPD said Florendo will face criminal and administrative investigation after he voluntarily surrendered himself to higher authorities.
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