Senator Christopher Go is supportive of the emergence of community pantries to assist hungry Filipinos.
The President’s former aide said helping others especially during the pandemic knows no political color.
These private sector-driven initiatives are “working to complement or fill in the gaps of ongoing government efforts to combat both the COVID-19 pandemic and its socio-economic impact resulting in poverty and hunger,” he said.
“Hindi po ito panahon para magsisihan, magsiraan, o maglamangan pa. Panahon po ito ng pagtutulungan, pagmamalasakit, at pakikiisa sa bayanihan,” he said.
“Walang kulay, walang pinipili, at walang pulitika dapat ang pagtulong. Welcome po lahat ‘yan. Kahit anumang kulay — pula, puti, dilaw, asul — lahat ‘yan ay may parte sa bayanihan,” he added.
While he welcomed community pantries, the senator appealed to the public to observe health protocols.
“Maganda po ang intensyon ng mga inisyatibong ito. Ngunit mas maganda kung masisiguro natin na nasusunod ang health guidelines ng gobyerno para hindi po maging sanhi ang mga ito ng pagkalat ng COVID-19,” he said.
He also defended the government’s responsibility in enforcing health and safety protocols.
“Kailangan ang kooperasyon ng lahat. Magtulungan, magbayanihan at magmalasakit tayo sa isa’t isa dahil iisa lang naman ang hangarin natin at iyan ay ang maiahon ang ating bayan mula sa krisis,” he said.
“Ang mga inisyatibo, tulad ng community pantry, ay patunay na nananatiling buhay ang diwa ng bayanihan sa kabila ng sunud-sunod na mga pagsubok na dumadating sa bansa,” he said.
DO NOT MIX POLITICAL COLORS IN BAYANIHAN EFFORTS, SAYS BONG GO AS HE WELCOMES ALL INITIATIVES FROM VARIOUS SECTORS TO…
Posted by Bong Go on Thursday, April 22, 2021
Source: Latest Politics News Today (Politics.com.ph)
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