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Executive Watch

Eleazar: Violators Monitored On Social Media Will Not Be Arrested

Here's what could happen if the PNP catches you violating quarantine protocols through social media:

Lorenzana: Gov’t Out To Flatten COVID-19 Curve This Month

Is it possible to flatten the curve by the end of September? The National Task Force Against COVID-19 Chairman answers that.

Spox. Roque: Palace Respects Sec. Locsin’s Opinion On Deployment Ban On Nurses

“Okay lang po ‘yan because the President encourages naman free thought even amongst the Cabinet secretaries, especially on matters that do not fall within their primary jurisdiction.”

Pres. Duterte To Continue Delivering Weekly Public Address

PRRD, to continue delivering weekly addresses despite the announcement of the month-long quarantine status.

Spox. Roque: No Gov’t Shutdown Despite Rise In Infected Workers

Malacañang assures the public that the government’s operations and services would remain unhampered despite the rising number of public servants who have contracted the COVID-19.

Pres. Duterte Honors ‘Selfless’ Frontliners On National Heroes’ Day

“Present day challenges posed by the current public health crisis has given rise to modern day heroes: the countless Filipino frontliners here and abroad who are battling the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Spox. Roque: Duterte Has No Serious Illness

ROQUE: “As of now, he (Duterte) has really no serious condition. And I’d like to say to those who wish the President ill, sorry na lang po kayo because God has given the President good health.”

Eleazar: No Lifting Of Travel Authority Requirement

Travel authority continues to be imposed for people who aren't included in the list of Authorized Persons Outside Residence.

Andanar: Bayanihan 2 To Ensure ‘Needed, Timely’ COVID-19 Response

Paano kaya mapapaigting ng Bayanihan 2 ang COVID-19 response ng bansa?

Spox. Roque To Nurses: Grab DOH Job Offer

Malacañang encourages nurses affected by the deployment ban to grab the offer to attend to COVID-19 patients in the Philippines.

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