Cebuano news: PBBM nanawagan sa LGUs nga magbutang ug common area para sa fireworks display

 MALAYBALAY CITY (PIA)—Aron makunhuran ang mga 'injuries' sa pabuto, si Presidente Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. Mi-awhag sa mga local government units (LGUs) sa pagbutang og common area alang sa Fireworks Display sa pagsugat sa bag-ong tuig.

“Ang gawin na lang natin ay I will enjoin the LGUs, instead of allowing our people to have their own firecrackers, gumawa na lang kayo ng magandang fireworks display para sa inyong mga constituent,” matud ni Marcos sa usa ka interview atol sa pag-apod-apod sa mga regalo sa Pasko ug panginabuhi-an sa mga bata ug pamilya sa Manila.

Gipasidan-an ni Marcos ang mga Pilipino bahin sa peligro ug epekto sa lawas diha sa paggamit sa pabuto, labi na kung walay saktong kahibalo ang mogamit sa pabuto.

“Huwag muna tayong magpaputok kung wala tayong alam dahil delikado ito. Lalo pa nga maglalabas sila ng mga paputok na ‘di natin alam kung saan galing at kung maayos ba ang pagkagawa,”  dugang ni Marcos.

Ang Department of Health (DOH) nakamatikod nga mikunhod ang ihap sa trend sa firecracker-related injuries sa nasud sa milabay’ng mga tuig.

Si DOH Officer-in-Charge ug Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire, sa usa ka forum niadtong Martes, mipahibalo nga 122 ka mga kaso ang natala niadtong 2020, samtang 128 ang gitaho sa miaging tuig.

Ang Philippine National Police usab mipakusog sa mga paningkamot sa pagpahigayon og cyber patrol, pagkumpiska ug pagguba sa gidili nga mga pabuto ug pyrotechnics aron mapanalipdan ang publiko. (BGE/PIA 10-Bukidnon)

Si President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.  mi-awhag sa mga local government units (LGUs) sa pagbutang og common area alang sa ‘fireworks display’ sa pagsugat sa bag-ong tuig. (PIA)

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