 Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know. The Department of Health (DOH) on Sunday issued a statement urging “our authorities to uphold [the] rights” of health workers, amid the growing public concern over a physician whom the police picked up at her home in Metro Manila and detained some 820 kilometers away in Mindanao. The country’s largest airlines are seeing a clear runway to recovery in 2022; the post-holiday Omicron surge is dissipating as fast as it appeared and movement curbs are once again being relaxed.  PLAY BALL These candidates’ posters displayed outside a basketball court on Moriones Street in Tondo, Manila, can stay for now as the Commission on Elections reviews its rules on its much criticized “Oplan Baklas” drive against oversized campaign materials. —RICHARD A. REYES Some stockbrokers are up in arms as FlexTrade, the front-end technology provider of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), has announced a hefty increase in the fees charged per terminal, citing adjustments to its program with the shift from Internet Explorer (which will be retired by Microsoft) to the Chrome web browser. Oil companies should heed Sen. Grace Poe's call for them to help the country by offering lower prices and granting discounts instead of focusing on making profits at this time. |
DOH to cops: Uphold Doc Naty's rights
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February 20, 2022
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