DJ Chacha urges LGUs to distribute emergency 'Go Bags'
- DJ Chacha urged local government units (LGUs) to prioritize distributing emergency “Go Bags” amid the recent earthquakes instead of spending on political promotions
- She emphasized the importance of preparedness and cited Pasig City as an example of an LGU that has already implemented such a program since 2022
- The radio host also called on officials to ensure fair and non-selective distribution of aid to residents
- Moreover, she criticized the politicization of public service and condemned those who might take advantage of government programs for personal gain
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DJ Chacha took to Facebook to call on local government units (LGUs) to prioritize the distribution of emergency “Go Bags” amid the series of earthquakes recently felt in the country.

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The radio host emphasized the importance of preparedness rather than spending on promotional materials with the names and faces of politicians. She urged LGUs to focus their efforts on equipping residents with essential emergency kits.

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In her post, DJ Chacha said, “Sunud sunod ang lindol, baka naman pwede na magkusang lahat ng LGUs diyan para sa GO bag. Yan ang unahin wag yung mga pagprint ng tarpaulin na may mukha niyo at pangalan na nakalagay sa covered court at waiting shed.”
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In the comments section, DJ Chacha also pointed out that some LGUs have already implemented similar programs. “Nauna na yung ibang LGU tulad ng Pasig. 2022 pa meron. Kelan sa ibang lugar?” she asked.
In a follow-up comment, she reminded government officials to ensure fairness in distribution. “Make sure na lahat ng residente mabibigyan ah. Minsan selective din sa mga pagbibigyan eh. UTOS YARN? Ay oo naman. Kami ang amo niyo. Kami nagpapasweldo sa inyo so may say kami sa mga ganitong bagay. At hindi namin need mag-thank you kung mabigyan kami ng ‘go’ bag dahil pera ng bayan yan, sa amin galing yan.”

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She then reiterated her stance against politicizing public service: “Wag niyo na lagyan ng mukha at pangalan ang Go Bag na ibibigay. 2025 na, lakas makatrapo ng ganyang atake.”
In her final comment, she expressed frustration toward those who might take advantage of such programs for personal gain: “Yung mga nagpaplanong dumilihensya at kumita para sa Go Bag kainin sana ng lupa.”

Her post has since gained attention from netizens, with many agreeing with her call for transparency and genuine service from local officials.
The “Go Bag” initiative refers to an emergency kit containing essential supplies such as food, water, medicine, flashlights, and important documents, intended to help individuals and families survive in case of disasters like earthquakes or typhoons.
Czarina Marie Balba-Guevara, also known as DJ Chacha, is a Filipina radio disc jockey, broadcast journalist, and author. She began her career with MOR 101.9 under ABS-CBN, where she became popular through shows like Dear MOR. She has also appeared on television, including Pinoy Big Brother: Lucky Season 7. After ABS-CBN’s shutdown in 2020, she moved to TV5’s 105.9 True FM. DJ Chacha has written advice books such as Napakasakit, Ate Chacha. Married to Michael Guevara, she is a mother of three and remains highly active on social media, where she connects with a wide audience.
Recently, DJ Chacha drew widespread reactions after sharing a weekend reflection that many tied to broader issues of corruption and inequality. Her message resonated as frustrations grew over how families of politicians and government contractors often enjoy out-of-the-country trips and lavish lifestyles while ordinary workers continue to struggle.
DJ Chacha also took to social media to share a photo of a man fixing a car tire at a vulcanizing shop, symbolizing the dignity of everyday labor. In her caption, she offered a prayer for those who continue to persevere and earn an honest living despite hardships. Her post surfaced in the middle of conversations about inequality and corruption.
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