“Dadalhin po ang mga stranded doon sa area ng airport at tsaka sa mga bus sa Pasay sa Villamor Golf Course for rapid testing. Hinihintay na lang ang approval ng Villamor kung sila ay pansamantalang maninirahan doon habang nag-aantay ng kanilang flights o kaya mga bus pauwi,” Roque said.
The plight of Silvertino reflects the transportation woes experienced by many Luzon workers as quarantine measures limited the operation of public transportation. Silvertino was declared dead on arrival at the Pasay City General Hospital at 5:26 p.m. on June 5 after staying on a footbridge along Edsa-Pasay for days in hopes of catching a ride to Bicol.
The death certificate issued on Monday said that Silvertino was a probable new coronavirus disease case.
DJEsguerraINQ Sadly, kung walang mamamatay hindi kikilos ang gobyerno
DJEsguerraINQ Ganyan nmn palagi eh. Walang gagawin pag di naputukan. Ok lng sana kung naputukan ng ng utot o kung ano pa dyan. Kaso may mga buhay ng nawala dahil sa mga inutil na gaya nyo. Di na uubra na puro understanding at apology na lng palagi.😠😠😠
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