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MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Health (DOH) confirmed on Tuesday 92 more coronavirus-related deaths in the country, bringing the number of fatalities due to COVID-19 complications to 49,591. The country has so far confirmed a total of 2,835,345 cases of COVID-19. With this figure, the case fatality rate, or the percentage of people who died out of all cases, is currently at 1.75 percent.Meanwhile, 2.77 million patients have recovered, taking the percentage of patients who survived the disease to 97.8 percent. The DOH has so far reported a total of 1,046 fatalities in its case bulletins for December, or an average of 149 deaths being recorded per day this month. However, the DOH earlier explained that these deaths also cover those from previous months. The health department reported 167 deaths on December 1; 40 on December 2; 235 on December 3; 243 on December 4; 156 on December 5; and 133 on December 6. A total of 13,026 patients have yet to recover and are tagged as active ca

NAGBANTA? Founding father ng Alpha Kappa Rho na si Boy Chua may mensahe kay Tulfo: “We can’t let it pass!”

 

Matapang ang naging mensahe ng mamamahayag na si Ben Tulfo sa mga miyembro ng fraternity na Alpha Kappa Rho (Akhro)

Kahit sa kanyang apology sa nasabing grupo ay hindi parin napigilan na maging matapang ng mamamahayag sa kanyang mga binitawang mensahe.

Hininok ni Tulfo na kumalma ang mga miyembro ng nasabing kapatiran at tinawag niya rin itong “angry bird”.

Hindi rin daw tatalab kay Tulfo ang pagbabanta sa kanya ng Akhro na tinawag niyang mga “gangster” sa isang episode ng public service program niya na BITAG.

“Okay na ba kayo? Kalmado na ba kayo mga angry birds? Relax,” ani Tulfo.

“Wag na wag kayong magbabanta sakin hindi ako nadadala sa banta,” dagdag niya pa.

Ipinaliwanag din ni Tulfo na sinasabi niya lamang kung ano ang naging impresyon niya noon sa nasabing fraternity.

Hindi naman ito nagustuhan ng mga miyembro ng Akhro at umabot pa ito sa punto na sinugod nila ang opisina ni Tulfo.


Sa isang video ay maririnig ang mga miyembro ng nasabing fraternity na pilit pinapalabas si Tulfo sa opisina niya.

Sa isang open letter din ang binasag ng isa sa mga pinuno ng Akhro ang kanyang katahimikan tungkol sa mga sinabi ni Tulfo laban sa kanilang grupo.

Ayon sa founding father ng grupo na si Jose “Boy” Chua ay hindi totoo ang sinabi ni Tulfo na puro drop out ang mga miyembro ng kapatiran nila.

Hiniling din nito kay Tulfo na humingi ito ng public apology.

Eto ang mensahe ni Chua kay Tulfo:

To Mr. Ben Tulfo:

As the Founding Father of Alpha Kappa Rho Fraternity, I demand you to make a PUBLIC APOLOGY in degrading, humiliating, and underestimating our fraternity.

We are calling you out for your irresponsible statement such as “pang highschool lang yan” “mga tambay” “pang drop-out” etc. You are not just insulting our names, but the whole community that we have fostered over the years.

Just to give you an information, Alpha Kappa Rho members are well-mannered, educated, and civilized people. We are a fraternity helping reach out to different communities who are in need, not just in the Philippines but internationally. 

We hold different outreach programs, oplans, and other projects to help not just our members but also the Filipino people. 

Sa tanong mo, saan nanggagaling ang pera? If you haven’t heard of solicitations and donations, this is how it works. 

When you said “pang mga highschool lang”. We’re here to prove you wrong. We have a powerhouse of successful Mayors, Doctors, Lawyers, and Artists. 

When you broadcast or air something publicly, you should be sure of what you’re saying. 

With over a million members, we, the Alpha Kappa Rho Fraternity, demand a PUBLIC APOLOGY.

And  BITAG NETWORk, Inc, we can’t let this pass.

Ibinahagi rin ni Chua ang ilang litrato ng mga kilalang miyembro nila kasama na dito si Davao City Vice Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte.

Sa ngayon ay wala pang tugon si Tulfo sa panunugod sa kanya ng mga miyembro ng Akhro.

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