Apparently, there is now a new internet boyfriend in the Philippines and this is no other than the viral Pasig City Mayor, Vico Sotto.

The young mayor has been making headlines on his remarkable projects and implementations amid the COVID-19 spread.

With the Enhanced Community Quarantine being imposed in Metro Manila, his city-wide programs quick response to the needs of his people did not go unnoticed like:

• Launching a bus shuttle for front-liners 
• Providing 400,000 food packs
• Converting a hotel into a quarantine facility 

Projected as a modern-day hero for some, Sotto’s actions have made a local restaurant that serves delicious fried chicken, Bad Bird took to Instagram to show their respect and support.

“This man has shown us decisive, grounded, and empathetic leadership defined by principles, not politics. And he has done this without a cheesy billboard on EDSA. 

A crisis squeezes out the true nature of a person’s humanity—and right now, we like what we’re seeing in these tough times. ”

– Bad Bird

“Mayor Vico Sotto of Pasig City, we hereby bestow upon you a lifetime supply of food from Bad Bird.  Just walk into any of our restaurants and eat and you will be treated like royalty. ”

Public service has never been about age but heart. This also goes with us. Let us all do our part in helping the world survive this pandemic.

COVID-19 Cebu

As the threat of the Coronavirus 2019 or COVID-19 rises every day, the Cebu province has taken a proactive approach and is pulling all stops in protecting the island. Here’s everything you need to know about COVID-19 and its symptoms: https://sugbo.ph/2020/corona-virus-in-cebu/

With this, an Executive Order was issued for the implementation of the drastic but necessary measures to avoid the spread of the virus. For more information, head on to: https://sugbo.ph/2020/cebu-implements-drastic-measures/

If you are sick and think you have symptoms of COVID-19, seek medical attention, call the local Coronavirus Health Information Line for advice: 0922-397-2334 / 0943-568-3298 / (032) 402-3091 / (032) 402-1269.