Then removing the roofs will not be a better alternative either. Removing the roofs or not, mamalik na. So why not address the problem directly? I believe we do have private agencies who could cater to these people's needs and of course, the DSWD. Aside from these groups, deploy enforcers who could patrol the skywalks from time to time to really check and reprimand kung kinsa napud ang nagbinuang sa mga skywalk. That's probably a more feasible, costless and practical solution rather than removing the roofs.this is just a small problem.. all we need to do is sacrifice ra ug usa or di man gani kaabot ug minuto sa paglabang sa skywalks..
if we cant sacrifice for small things.. then how can we embrace those big responsibility in the future?
kung di na kuhaon diha ang roof sa skywalks, then ang makahimo ang government ug project para mawala ng mga tawo nga naa dha...
kanang mga tawhan mamalik ghapon na after pila ka tuig... ana naman na ila nature tungod lagi daw kay kabus sila ug dapat kaloy-an which a very-very lame excuse...
Right now, I really don't know kung kinsa gyud ang mas tapulan. Kining mga tawhana nga namuyo sa mga skywalk? Or the authorities themselves?
That's why they're the ones that should be removed than the roof. Maski wala na nay atop, mangita gihapon na ug paagi. Mamalik na ug himuan ug atop. That's actually also one of the reasons why people don't use the skywalks, pwerteng hugawa ug ngil-ad kaayo tan-awn nga naay gapuyo. Removing these vagrants and mendicants would entice people to use the skywalks. Safe na, di pa init.those people living in the skywalks already jeopardized the safety of everybody.
health, tourism.. etc..



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