Punishing government imployee for "palusot's" ...

[potterboy]

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i had an experience like this before sa manila. while waiting for a ticket sa mrt, naay amerkano nikalit ug sapaw sa atubangan, dako pa gyud kaau ang sign sa atubangan nga linya tanan. before sya nakapalit ug ticket kay ambot gibaligyaan sad sa attendant, smile pa, ako gyud giingnan nga "obviously, we have a long line waiting for a ticket, its either you push your way through and get kicked out from this station or stand in line and wait just like us."

nauwaw sya. surprisingly, wala may paki ang mga tawo, ang ako rang mga kauban nga puro cebuano pud ang nagyawyaw.

dili ni angay sanayon batasana. dapat equal ang treatment and what luli did was right.

[higanstolsdawen]

wish ko lang, daugthers and sons of politicians pareha ug mentality ne luli arroyo. imagine anak ug presidente mulinya? saw her once sa airport, nelinya jud siya sa may x-ray wala mag una2x sa ubang pasahero. bisan kinsa siguro makakita niya, dili makatuo nga presidential daughter kay simple ra manamit.

[bongjo]

mao na ni atong mga experiences, bisan man gani ug mag palusot hinay pa gihapon kay depende sa amount

[dexterdal]

wahahahahaha. bad trip!!! hahahahaha

[athlon XP-M]

Here's another incident... this time involving two Customs officer.

NAIA Customs police relieved after extort complaint by Japanese coeds
By Rainier Allan Ronda
The Philippine Star 11/04/2006

Two Customs policemen were ordered relieved after they extorted money from a large group of young Japanese university students who arrived in Manila for a two-week study tour of the country last Wednesday at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Centennial Terminal.

Major Elpidio Manuel, Bureau of Customs-NAIA chief of police, identified the erring Customs policemen as Joel Vargas and Danny Pebeanco, both assigned at the NAIA Centennial Terminal international arrival area.

http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200611046305.htm

[baron]

^ Hay, naku. The fact that they were immediately relived from their duty is just a prompt action of their superiors. They should learn that they are the front liners of airline personnel who should show courteousness and politeness to the passengers. They should not be rude with the people they are dealing with.

After all, Filipinos are known for being hospitable, courteous and polite. How can we prove that if we treat these people in such a way?

[slakker]

hopefully this will serve as warning to other government employees...

[baboy]

"Please forgive me. I was confused at the time because there were so many things going on. And I did not immediately recognize you," Padlan said in a three-way phone-patch interview on Iglesia ni Cristo-run radio station dzEC.


... in that statement of his, he clearly states that he is "sip sip" and give favors to anybody who's "bigtime". It's funny how our country gives super special attention to tourists especially americans, while filipinos visiting other countries are treated as "normal" tourists.

mao dyd, pa sip sipay na hinoon. Mao ra ghapon storyaha. Common problem sa Pinoy. Palusot kadaghan nko kasulay ana hehehe!! Pinoy dyd!

[irangejuice]

What the **** he apologized for the wrong thing!

He apologized because he was confused and he did not recognize her?? What about the whole tolerated jumping of line thing?

This pisses me off so much cos I travel quite some and immigration's gotta be the worst part of any travel.

[edgeknife]

dapat they will be fired from their jobs. hala mga gov't employees pagbantay jud mo.