🚩Unprecedented time demands pertinent questions.
IMO, we are often not asking questions appropriate to priority.
e.g.,
1. Ask about quality, quantity, delivery status of medical devices (PPE, N95 masks, ventilators, sanitizers, etc.). NOT price even if its via #PMCARES. \1
IMO, we are often not asking questions appropriate to priority.
e.g.,
1. Ask about quality, quantity, delivery status of medical devices (PPE, N95 masks, ventilators, sanitizers, etc.). NOT price even if its via #PMCARES. \1
Lives are getting lost due to delay, low quality, shortage while disease keeps spreading. You need to save healthcare workers else who will take care of patients even if we keep adding beds.
Money NOT an issue, have $2250 million loan from World Bank+ AIIB alone for COVID18.\2
Money NOT an issue, have $2250 million loan from World Bank+ AIIB alone for COVID18.\2
Need obsession w/ saving lives & economy of country. We can ask about #PMCARES even later, but can lives lost due to shortage/quality/delay be brought back? No. Your question should determine your priority goal.
❗️allocation ≠ transaction.
Need patience for balance-check.\3
❗️allocation ≠ transaction.
Need patience for balance-check.\3
2. What are pertinent mistakes in policies that need urgent fix?
3. Is "No COMMUNITY TRANSMISSION" determining our current public health policy and other critical guidelines? Can this be a major key to tackle most issues (like a BIG FIRST STEP)? \4
3. Is "No COMMUNITY TRANSMISSION" determining our current public health policy and other critical guidelines? Can this be a major key to tackle most issues (like a BIG FIRST STEP)? \4
4. What are obvious crimes/blunders being committed by authorities? How can we stop them from being repeat offenders? What are consequences of these blunders?
5. Question we are asking, can we ask later or no? What could consequences of delay be? \5
5. Question we are asking, can we ask later or no? What could consequences of delay be? \5
