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Seares: Duque's dropped ball and missed bus. Did Mike Rama say tit for tat instead of tete-a-tete? Atty. Charisse outshines councilors.


December 17, 2020
DROPPING THE BALL, MISSING THE BUS. A figure of speech, metaphor or simile often conveys better what one did than actually describing it.
Health Secretary Francisco Duque III failed to submit required information for the purchase of Pfizer anti-Covid vaccines. Foreign Affairs chief Ted Locsin Jr. said Duque, without naming the health official, dropped the ball. The deal would ve have given us 10 million doses by January next year.
Duque said he didn t drop the ball as he is still negotiating with Pfizer. The first one was lost; this is a new deal he is seeking.
Duque missed the bus, said Senator Ping Lacson. The new negotiation is for outright purchase, no longer a grant or a loan, which the first one was. And the vaccines would no longer reach Filipinos first month of 2021, but in the next quarter or second half of the year. In effect, Duque is now trying to catch the next bus. ....

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Bzzzzz: Rizal Library keeps budget, can resume 24/7 services when needed. Cebu City PIO on City Hall messaging problems. 'Ball-dropper' on vaccines.


December 16, 2020
THE Cebu City Library, more popularly known as the Rizal Library, was the first library in the country to operate 24 hours, seven days a week.
Library clientele rose to 103,000 during its 24/7 operation (beginning March 18, 2018 under then mayor Tomas Osmeña), compared to 26,000 in the year 2017, or an increase of 296 percent. When Mayor Edgardo Labella assumed office on June 30, 2019, the library cut its round-the-clock schedule by half (from 8 a.m. to 12 midnight) but resumed the old hours on July 23 of that year. A good program deserves to be kept, Labella said.
Since the quarantine was imposed and in-person classes were stopped, the Rizal library s number of visitors has dropped to about 50 persons a month. ....

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