"Sa dami ng inutang natin. Konti pa lang ang nababakunahan" - Janine Gutierrez

Janine Gutierrez is one of the celebrities who has shown concern over what is happening today amid rising cases of inf3ctious dis3ase in the country.

In her tweet, Janine called those in government "walang malasakit" to what is currently happening now. According to her, the Filipinos have been suff3ring for a long time because of this pandemic.

“Napaka-walang malasakit naman. isang taon nang nagtitiis ang mga Pilipino, imbis na magbigay ng solusyon, ang maipapayo mo ay mag-tiis parin at wag magreklamo? hanggang kelan? masunurin at maintindihin ang Pinoy, kung meron lang sanang matinong maaasahan,” twitted Janine.

The celebrity got a mixed reaction from netizens and some of them even tried to argue with her. According to Kyle Rowley, the Philippines is not the only one suff3ring during the pandemic. The actress replied that she was happy if the said netizen could still endure.

 

Another netizen asked her what is the solution to the country's problem. Janine replied that mass vaccination is one of the answers to what is happening in the Philippines today. “Mass vaccination is one. Sa dami ng inutang natin para sa bakuna, ang konti palang ng nababakunahan,” answered Janine.

 

According to the IATF, the government's mass vaccination program may begin as soon as the vaccine supply arrives. So far, over 300,000 people have been vaccinated in the Philippines.

The government explained that the bank holds the money they owe to pay for the vaccine, so people should not worry.

“Yung pera na bilyon na bilyon na ibinigay nila sa Kongreso akala nandiyan na sa kamay natin, that it’s cold cash. Sinasabi na natin time and again that the money is with the lending bank still. So we have not used a single centavo,” said President Rodrigo Duterte during his public speech. “About the vacc!nes that we are going to buy, well donated ito lahat sa ngayon. Ngayon itong darating, darating na ‘yung babayaran natin. Doon pa dapat sila magtanong kung nasaan na ‘yung pera,” he added.

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