Go cites importance of health, safety
Government can lay down the rules, but responsible compliance starts with each of us. Kaya’t ako’y nananawagan, let’s make health and safety our personal responsibility
Government can lay down the rules, but responsible compliance starts with each of us. Kaya’t ako’y nananawagan, let’s make health and safety our personal responsibility
Senator and chairperson of the Senate Committee on Health Christopher "Bong" Go urged Filipinos to prioritize their health and safety amid local travels following the recent Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections and the observance of Undas on 1 and 2 November.
Go took note of the preparation of various government agencies for the influx of travelers during the holidays. He also called on law enforcement agencies to ensure a secure and peaceful observance of Undas.
"I urge our law enforcers to be vigilant and ensure the safety of our kababayans as they travel and observe Undas. Your role is crucial in maintaining peace and order during this significant and sacred time," said Go, who is also vice chairperson of the Senate Committee on Public Order.
However, he reiterated that government action alone is not enough and the cooperation of the public is of primordial concern.
"Government can lay down the rules, but responsible compliance starts with each of us. Kaya't ako'y nananawagan, let's make health and safety our personal responsibility," urged Go.
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The senator further highlighted the collective role Filipinos play in safeguarding public health.
"We are a community, and each of us has a part to play. Your actions affect not just you, but also those around you," Go said.
This week's long holiday is particularly significant for Filipinos as it comes right after the conduct of the BSKE on 30 October. Traditionally, Filipinos take advantage of Undas, also known as All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, to return to their hometowns and pay their respects to departed loved ones.
