Gusto ko magsalita yung Secretary Nograles. Sounds matino. May words siya same pronunciation as crush (situation, confirmation)![]()
Anyway, bawal na pala intl flights outbound. Dapat INBOUND ang bawal.
Oh and how about animal hospitals?!? That should be allowed
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How do they account for the entire supply chain?
Bukas ang supermarket, pero bawal bumyahe, so paano magdedeliver galing warehouse ng goods?
Bukas ang supermarket, pero bawal pumasok ang ahente, so paano magbubook ng order?
Bukas ang supermarket, pero bawal pumasok ang encoder/picker, so paano mapoprocess at iloload sa truck ang order?
Bukas ang supermarket, pero sarado ang planta, so paano gagawa ng bagong sabon na ibebenta sa distributor at sa supermarket?
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Last edited by jut703; March 16th, 2020 at 10:38 PM.
open daw gas station
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wondering... open daw supermarkets, drug stores, resto etc
paano papasok sa trabaho mga empleyado?
wala public transpo
Sooooo it's a "lockdown"????
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Last edited by c_cube; March 16th, 2020 at 10:53 PM.
So those who got flights out of the country have 72 hours to leave?
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I'm seriously concerned, paano vet clinics and pet shops. Where are we supposed to get food/vitamins for our pets?
Shopee? Lazada? Kasi they also have food items
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Among petroleum products, only household LPG and kerosene are considered basic necessities.
Under the Price Act, certain goods are grouped into “basic necessities” and “prime commodities.”
They are grouped as such to protect consumers against hoarding, profiteering and cartels with respect to the supply, distribution, marketing and pricing of said goods, especially during periods of calamity or emergency.
Basic commodities are those that are vital to the needs of consumers for their sustenance and existence in times of calamity or emergency. Like for example, rice, corn, root crops, bread. dried or canned fish and other marine products. pork, beef and poultry meat, etc.
Prime commodities are goods not considered as basic necessities but are essential to consumers in times of calamity or emergency. Like flour. processed or canned pork, beef and poultry meat, garlic, vinegar, patis, soy sauce, toilet soap etc.
When calamity or emergency occur these goods maybe subject to price freeze, automatic price control, or mandated price ceiling.
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