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  Partido Reporma Chairman Ping Lacson, may paglilinaw sa kaniyang tweet hinggil sa unang laboratoryo kung saan siya nagpa-swab test Nilinaw ni Partido Reporma Chairman at standard bearer Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson ang kaniyang nakaraang tweet patungkol sa unang laboratoryo kung saan siya nagpa-swab test para malaman kung siya ay positibo o negatibo sa COVID-19 na umani ng batikos mula sa ilang mga netizen. Ayon sa ilang netizen, nagpapa-importante ang senador gayong tumaas ang demand para sa serbisyo ng mga testing center. Iginiit ni Lacson na ang kaniyang reklamo ay ang hindi pagsunod ng naturang laboratoryo na makukuha ang resulta sa loob lamang ng 12 oras gaya ng kanilang ipinangako. Matatandaan, nag-tweet si Lacson nitong Enero 6, kung saan sinabi nito na nadismaya siya dahil umabot ng mahigit 40 oras ang kanilang paghihintay sa resulta ng kanilang swab test. Aniya, nagdulot ito sa kaniya ng pangamba dahil may comorbidity ang kaniyang asawa at yung mga staff niya na mas mainam na

  Lacson to voters: Look at candidates' track record of service over empty promises Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 9)  — Senator Panfiilo "Ping" Lacson said voters should look at a candidate's track record of service instead of falling for promises that end up unfulfilled. "Importante ang  track record [The track record is important]," Lacson said in an interview on Saturday. "Paliwanag ako nang paliwanag, kung hindi naman kayo interesado makinig, at ang gusto niyo lang marinig 'yung mga mabababaw na isyu na halata mo naman 'yung pangako hindi kayang pangatawanan ay nasa sa inyo,"  he added. [Translation: I keep on explaining, but if you don't want to listen and all you want to hear are shallow issues where it's obvious that promises won't be fulfilled, that's up to you.] Lacson, who is running for president in the upcoming polls, acknowledges there could be differences between the person who delivers the message and

  Lacson: Checkpoints are here, remember your rights Partido Reporma chairman and standard-bearer Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson advised civilians Monday to always know their rights now that the government has begun implementing checkpoints nationwide due to heightened restrictions amid the lingering pandemic and the start of the election period. In a statement, Lacson issued some easy-to-remember guidelines for everyone to consider when passing by these checkpoints and how to deal with law enforcement authorities tasked to implement additional security protocols. “Checkpoints must be well-lighted, properly identified, and manned by uniformed personnel wearing masks and other protective gears. Upon approach, slowdown, dim the headlights of your car, and turn on interior lights. Wear your mask properly. Never step out of the vehicle,” Lacson said. Lacson said security officers would normally ask standard questions to citizens under these circumstances. He advised the general public to always be

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