Mayor Junard Chan is trying to find a way to help those in the city's personal care services workers such as those in barbershops, salons.
Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan inspects the Lapu-Lapu City market in Barangay Poblacion. | screengrabbed from Lapu-Lapu PIO video
Chan said he wanted to know how many workers were there in this sector so that the city government could find a way to give them assistance. “Ato lang gusto makita kay sila man guy one of the most affected ba kay wala pa sila kabalik no unya naa tay gihatag nga mga relief goods,” said Chan. Chan said these businesses had been among the most affected in this crisis especially since these esblishments were still not allowed to operate during the general community quarantine .
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