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Duterte: Restrictions on unvaccinated are for the public good


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In this July 30, 2021 file photo, police man a checkpoint in Marikina.

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MANILA, Philippines — Individual rights must give way to the "the greatest good for the greatest number", President Rodrigo Duterte said as he argued for restrictions on the unvaccinated that some sectors have said may be unconstitutional.

 

In pre-recorded comments, Duterte said that government is obligated to keep its people safe from the pandemic and that measures like having barangay officials list names of people in their villages who have not been vaccinated against the coronavirus are justified and do not violate the Constitution.

 

[E]ven if it is really a violation, at this time when there is a public — public ano, protection of the public, of the many, eh masasakripisyo talaga ‘yung the right will be — not really sacrificed — but must be below always, it cannot go higher than the public good," he said.

 

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/01/18/2154694/duterte-restrictions-unvaccinated-are-public-good

 

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