Do politicians also remove their shoes at the airport?

The security process for airport security personnel is something worth replicating. When I flew from Bacolod-Silay Airport, passengers adhered to security instructions. Upon my return, security personnel were also required to remove belts, take off shoes, and place mobile phones and all metal objects on the conveyer belt. This is a good practice.

Many wonder if politicians do the same. With so many boastful elected officials, authorities are likely afraid to reprimand them.

Government officials are supposed to be an example of discipline and should not be exempt from basic laws, particularly security matters.

Whenever traveling through Bacolod-Silay Airport, I often sit near the x-ray scanner to spot erring politicians (much to their luck, it’s always bad timing).

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On my last trip to Manila, I observed big improvements to the Resorts World Manila complex, including the new Savoy Hotel Manila; the personnel amazing me with their professionalism and communication skills. The hotel is the third within the complex erected by the Megaworld Corporation and I have tried all three and service is awesome – including the food.

Plus, these hotels are right across a runway bridge from Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3.

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This column greets Maui dela Cruz, Joemari Moriente, Noni Lovina, Judgee Pena, Jeffrey Ferrer, Jerry Sy, Raymond Dabao, Richard Oquendo, David Baylona, and Art

Colmedora./WDJ