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It’s hard not to notice that the President wasn’t at Villamor at the arrival of the coffins of the Fallen 44. And when people learned where he was (in Laguna, inaugurating a manufacturing plant), they were quick to voice out their disappointment online. On Twitter, the hashtag #NasaanAngPanggulo quickly trended and then topped the trending list worldwide. Facebook didn’t miss a beat. Check out some of the best commentary we’ve seen below:
Attending a car show instead of being part of the families who lost their loved ones in Maguindanao. Not cool at all. #NasaanAngPangulo
— Miriam Santiago (@MiriamMaldita) January 29, 2015
“PH in grief, fury as President betrays, dishonors elite cops” #NasaanAngPangulo http://t.co/87VvjlTxKa pic.twitter.com/CcXwLMSyBi
— Tonyo Cruz (@tonyocruz) January 29, 2015
The Mitsubishi plant in Sta. Rosa, Laguna is only 30 mins away from Villamor Air Base. Faster if you have police escorts. #NasaanAngPangulo
— Caloy Conde (@caloyconde) January 29, 2015
Condolence to the families of the 44 young policemen who died fighting terrorists, when will our leaders tell the truth? #NasaanAngPangulo
— Wilson Lee Flores (@WilsonLeeFlores) January 29, 2015
To honor these brave men with his presence should have been his priority. Ill advised yet again!!! #NasaanAngPangulo
— Dodot Jaworski (@dodotjaworski) January 29, 2015
Answer to #NasaanAngPangulo ? #PNoy inaugurated new Mitsubishi Motors plant in Laguna http://t.co/NRp704tXrD via @gmanews
— Wilson Lee Flores (@WilsonLeeFlores) January 29, 2015
