Barangay Anti Dengue Brigades- in here, The Department of the Interior and Local Government Baguio field office will direct the barangays to eliminate possible mosquito breeding sites on a year-round basis and to monitor the health situation in their jurisdiction. They will mobilize community volunteers and barangay brigades for house- to-house cleanliness campaign and supervising and to ensure compliance of the duties and functions by all government offices concern , among others Aksyon Barangay Kontra Dengue, this seeks to reinforce the country's drive against dengue by going back to the basics of comprehensive vector control supported by environmental manipulation and modification. The program calls for regular weekly clean-up drives spearheaded by the barangay leaders and includes the active participation of community volunteers , civil society and others in government

Are the concepts of "goodness and fairness" (in terms of theend objectives of health care systems) attained by the current health programs related dengue? *The current health programs are in the picture*

Yes, there is nothing wrong with the Department of Health's intervention in the Dengue fever outbreak. Cleaning from house to house is a nice idea, and looking for volunteers to help the civic society is ethical. The law, as long as it is not illegal, is the deciding factor in an illegal act. When it comes to unethical behavior, the man's own conscience is the decisive factor. Although an unethical act is against morality, it is not against the law.  

As long as the main goal is goodness and the action is within the acceptable actions of the norms in the society then it is considered action of "Goodness and Fairness) Furthermore, Fairness is a lot more than we think. It is not only making sure that everyone is treated the same. It encourages, respect, responsibility, leadership, trust and a life that matters. All of these things affect a community. Fairness is important. It takes place in all our lives. If we did not have fairness our lives would be crazy. Fairness is when everyone is treated equally and no one is left out. People that are fair follow the rules in sports, games, activities, and in their community. 

They are trustworthy and honest. They follow Eleanor Roosevelt's saying, "It is not fair to ask of others what you are unwilling to do yourself." In a community, fairness is essential. To develop a strong and attractive community, everyone must follow the rules, be courteous of one another, and work together. They can do it by collaborating in a courteous manner to solve problems and establish rules that are fair to all.

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In any event, the concept of being treated fairly is critical to both justice and fairness. When people disagree about what should be given, or when judgments must be made about how advantages and obligations should be allocated among a group of people, issues of justice and fairness always arise.