Pacquiao to gov’t, pols: Halt political gatherings for now as COVID-19 cases rise anew

Senator Manny Pacquiao has called on the government and politicians to suspend any political gatherings for now as the country sees rising COVID-19 cases again.

The presidential aspirant said in a statement Monday that he has advised his team to temporarily suspend all of their political assemblies “until this surge is managed.”“Kalangan nating makiisa upang mabilis na mapababa ang mga kaso ng COVID-19.

“We need to allow the government to take all the appropriate steps to address the rising number of COVID-19 cases. For this, I have advised my team to temporarily suspend all political gatherings and focus more on organizing zoom meetings until this surge is managed by our health authorities,” he also said.Pacquiao, however, assured that their relief efforts for those affected by super typhoon Odette will continue.

“Tuloy-tuloy po tayo sa paglikom ng mga donasyon at mga relief goods upang madala sa mga lugar na natamaan ng bagyo,” he said.

Another correct decision by Manny. This guy keeps on surprising me, it seems like it will give a real chance to the Philippines if he wins

Hahahaha naubos n kc ang pondo nya ky tigil n?!!!!

yes po. effective kahapon.

He-he sori po napasarap tulog ni Sen Manny😁

Says the guy having mass rallies as he hands out money and tee shirts

A No El is a possibility if 4th wave continues. No way people wb allowed in clusters at poll stations.

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