Letter for President

 August 12, 2025                                      

 


FERDINAND R. MARCOS JR.  
President of the republic of the philippines 
Malacañang Palace 
Manila, Philippines

Dear Mr. President:

I am writing this letter to respectfully share my concerns about the issues that I believe need immediate attention, as well as to express my thoughts and opinions on your leadership. I am genuine concerned about the present state of our country and its future. 

You have shown strong leadership. You acted quickly by providing funds to areas affected by typhoons, and you were hard to ensure the safety of the overseas filipino workers by facilitating the return home during the war between Palestine and Israel. You also strengthen the armed force by severe assistance from the united states to help protect the west philippine sea from the threat of China. I recognize and appreciate your efforts to make our country a better place to live.  

However, there are urgent issues that i believe need a further action. Many communities is still lack access to adequate healthcare and they need more medical supplies, better equipment hospitals, and enough healthcare workers to ensure their well-being. The increase number of murder and kidnapping cases is very alarming because this is a serious threat that can affect our peace of mind. 

Regarding to the rising rate of teenage pregnancy, i suggest that implementing comprehensive sex education in schools to help students gain proper knowledge about sexual health, responsibilities, and the consequences of risky behavior. 

I hope you're administration can take stronger action to this matter by improving the law enforcement capacity, implementing strict security measure, and ensuring justice for the victims.  

I hope my concern will contribute to effort in making our country a healthier, safer and better place for all Filipinos.

Respectfully yours, 

ELAISA TESS CARISS AGAM
10-MARTINELLI




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