PFF's Araneta calls for gov't support for Filipinas Patrol ng Pilipino: Paano pumili ng sariwa sa palengke? 'Everybody, Sing!': Mga sanitary workers, nag-uwi ng P230,000 Rockfall sa Mayon Volcano inabangan ng mga residente Magnolia mounts endgame wind-up to take down Ginebra The Senate tested its personnel when session resumed earlier this month. Three lawmakers had earlier tested positive and recovered from the virus- Senators Juan Miguel Zubiri, Sonny Angara and Aquilino Pimentel III- along with several Senate staffers. The Senate shifted to hybrid sessions- where some members are physically at the session hall in Pasay City and others attend virtually from their homes- because of continuing precautions over the coronavirus disease. 'Sarap ng buhay!': 'Bato' says Senate web sessions more efficientīut Dela Rosa explained he made the remark because he felt Senate sessions were more efficient when done via online conferencing.This drew the ire of the public and some officials, saying it was an insensitive remark as thousands suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic. (This is the life! This is the life! Let's keep it this way!)
President, so that his statement after will be "life is hard now" because he will be at the Senate until 10 p.m.)Īt the end of Tuesday's Senate session, Dela Rosa had told his fellow lawmakers as they said goodbye: "Sarap ng buhay! Sarap ng buhay! Ganito na lang tayo palagi ah! President, para 'yung statement niya will be, pagkatapos, "mahirap na ang buhay" kasi hanggang alas-10 na siya sa Senado." Juan Miguel Zubiri then ribbed Dela Rosa: "Mr. President," replied Dela Rosa with a grin. Ping Lacson on Monday," Sotto told Dela Rosa. "So you can enjoy the birthday merienda of Sen. "We are hereby directing Senator Bato Dela Rosa to attend the session on Monday physically because he is becoming very popular on social media," said Sotto, drawing some laughs from other lawmakers.
Francis Tolentino- who have also been physically present- were instructing Dela Rosa to join them. On Wednesday's session, Senate President Vicente Sotto III, who has been presiding over the chamber's sessions in person at the Senate session hall, said that he, along with Senators Panfilo Lacson, Sen. This, as the neophyte lawmaker would have to appear in person at the Senate soon after going viral for remarking "sarap ng buhay!" (this is the life!) at the end of the Senate's hybrid session Tuesday, which he attended virtually. MANILA - "Sarap ng buhay" may soon be over for Sen.
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