Quote from: panganib999 on Today at 08:13:41 PM

This pandemic have brought up many job opportunities most specially through online that is pretty good to know but it does not and cannot hide the thing that the economy is struggling due to lots of debts that are unseen to be useful and supposedly to be used this pandemic.

Of course, the economy is not as good as before but still, it tries to rise slowly, and having those job opportunities is one good example that the economy is not literally falling down. There's a light so need to be negative. PH is still lucky honestly.

I'm not against at your thoughts but in the time like this, as I said, help yourself. Even rich countries are struggling today. Stand up!

And take note of this before voicing out concerns about where the debts go. BEFORE pandemic, PH is already facing debts in the previous administration. Where it goes? Debts today were used to SAP (worth 200 billion 0 Php 5,000 - Php 8,000 to 18 million families), nurse salary increases, Covid-19 response, and many more. There's a reason why government debt.

Program, Amount (Billions)

DSWD Emergency Subsidy Program, 200.98
SSS Small Business Wage Subsidy Program, 51
DOH COVID-19 Programs and Procurement of Test Kits, 48.23
Bayanihan Grant to Provinces and Cities and Municipalities, 37.02
DA COVID-19 Program, 11.1
DOLE Workers Assistance Program, 7.44
DOLE OWWA Repatriation Program, 5.15
Other Agencies, 13.99