Speculations about the President’s health arose when he returned to the Philippines earlier than scheduled while in Japan due to pain in his back.
Go said the President is not going to take a complete rest and continue working.
Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go has assured the public that President Rodrigo Duterte is not suffering from anything serious following his complaint of pain in his spine while in Japan attending Emperor Naruhito’s enthronement rite.
“Nothing to worry po. Huwag kayong mag-alala,” Go said after visiting fire victims in Navotas City on Wednesday.
“Kagabi (Tuesday), pumunta agad kami sa ospital para i-MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) si Pangulong Duterte after naming bumisita sa wake ni late Senator Nene Pimentel,” Go said. “Sa awa ng Panginoon ay muscle spasm lang po ang nakita. Kailangan lang po ng Pangulo magpahinga in the coming days.”
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When asked if the President will take a complete rest, Go said the President will not.
“Alam niyo si Pangulo, di talaga titigil sa pagtatrabaho, lalong-lalo na po meron siyang mga obligasyon. Bukas po ay sasalubungin at tatanggapin pa rin niya ang Vice Premier ng China at marami siyang mga meetings sa Malacañang,” he said. “Tuloy-tuloy ang trabaho ng Pangulo, at nakita ko naman kagabi, kayang-kaya.”
Speculations about the President’s health arose when he returned to the Philippines earlier than scheduled while in Japan due to pain in his back. The pain followed his motorcycle mishap in Davao City on 16 October.
