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Mayor Ting Que stands firm: No apology over "replaceable animals" remark amid Typhoon Uwan backlash
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Mayor Ting Que stands firm: No apology over "replaceable animals" remark amid Typhoon Uwan backlash
Tuguegarao City Mayor Maila Ting Que has refused to apologize after drawing backlash from animal welfare advocates and netizens for saying that animals and household belongings are “replaceable,” emphasizing that saving human lives must take priority during disasters. The controversy began when Que made a public appeal via Facebook Live on November 9, urging residents in Barangay Cataggaman Pardo to evacuate as Typhoon Uwan—then a super typhoon—…
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