Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Juan Ponce Enrile echoed Filipinos’ frustration at subpar government services, particularly after another power outage struck Ninoy Aquino International Airport. | NCorralesINQ /PDI
Chiong was suspended shortly after a power outage struck Naia’s Terminal 3 on May 1, but his suspension was not related to the outage.
Power outages have become more frequent at the airport beginning in September 2022. The worst was on Jan. 1 when hundreds of flights were disrupted for days. “When you enter public service, you must swear that you will faithfully discharge the powers of the position that you are given and all others that you will get or receive in the government,” he also said. “You can’t be sleeping [on the job].”
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