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🇵🇭FIFI SHARMA VIA IG BROADCAST CHANNEL:
“A little bit of empathy goes a long long way. I’m super saddened by how some people belittle the battles of athletes. Lalo pa those who work in sports.”
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“I’m super saddened by how some people belittle the battles of athletes. Lalo pa those who work in sports.” — Fifi 🥹🥹
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This could’ve helped thousands of people who desperately need access to medicine. 💔
@DOHgovph what’s good??!!!
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Normalize class action suits for failed infrastructure. Normalize punishment for failed public services.
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Hindi paba kayo galit?
Relief goods can help families survive after a disaster, but they are not a long-term solution.
It is heartbreaking to see people suffer from the same floods over and over again. People deserve more than aid after losing their homes and livelihoods, they deserve proper drainage, effective flood control, and real solutions that will keep their communities safe.
Hindi dapat puro ayuda pagkatapos ng baha. We need lasting solutions so no family has to suffer and lose everything again and again.
i wish our govt realizes that it’s much easier to coexist with nature, than it is to live without it in pursuit of malls and data centers 🥹
NEW OPEN FIELD IN QC
The Quezon City government on Saturday inaugurated the new multi-purpose open field at the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC), expanding the park's recreational and community spaces.
Mayor Joy Belmonte led the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 12,000-square-meter open field, which features walking paths, landscaped areas, views of the Quezon Memorial Shrine, a pond, and an amphitheater for sports, leisure, and community events.
The project also includes a retention pond and detention tank to help mitigate flooding and collect rainwater for future use. (Facebook/Quezon City Government)
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Nuclear energy in this country? When we still struggle with emergency response capacity? Not to mention we have poor waste management. We are talking about adding one of the most demanding forms of infrastructure before proving we can consistently manage the basics. #SONA2026



























