Good communication is vital in any crisis. Some Philippine government officials' choice of words, however, seem to reflect a disconnect with ordinary citizens during these unprecedented times.
These are among the choice words of several high-ranking appointed and elected government officials as the Philippines continues to grapple with the coronavirus.
Good communication is vital in any crisis. Some Philippine government officials' choice of words, however, seem to reflect a disconnect with ordinary citizens during these unprecedented times. Rappler lists statements earlier denounced by the public as insensitive, callous, and out of touch, even as the pandemic continues to rage. We will update this list as needed – but hope we need not to.CALLOUS? Netizens criticize President Rodrigo Duterte for his insensitive remarks during the pandemic.President Rodrigo Duterte is known for his strong rhetoric. The pandemic did not stop him and his harsh remarks, even in the face of criticism of his administration's response to the crisis.
Hit for the inadequate and inefficient distribution of government subsidy, Duterte said he will not hesitate to order state agents toMy orders are sa pulis pati military, pati mga barangay na pagka-ginulo at nagkaroon ng okasyon na lumaban at ang buhay ninyo ay nalagay sa alanganin, shoot them deaOn Sunday night, August 3, Duterte unleashed a fresh set of tirades against the medical community, which has long sounded the alarm about the fragile healthcare system in the country.
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