The Video Of Kind Hearted Motorist Who Didn’t Mind Taking Risk Just To Assist Old Woman Crossing Street Goes Viral Online
A kind hearted motorist didn’t mind taking the risk just to assist the old woman crossing the dangerous street in Quezon City.
Nowadays, undisciplined motorists are one of the major concern of the government and authorities not only in the Philippines but also in different countries all around the world, which usually causes traffic problems.
However, there are some motorists who were disciplined enough while traveling along the road. But it is rare to see motorcycle rider showing kindness towards others during their travel.
Recently, the Facebook page “Philippines CCTV & DASH CAM Spotted” has uploaded a video of a kind-hearted motorist who get down from his motorcycle and didn’t mind taking the risk or losing it just to help an elderly to cross a dangerous street.
In the video, it can be seen that a motorcycle was left beside the street while its rider was assisting an old woman who had difficulty in moving to pass the street full of raging vehicles along Quezon Avenue corner Scout Borromeo St. Quezon City.
The rider didn’t mind if his motorcycle will be stolen, tow, and hit by other vehicles on the street. The kind motorist has also assisted the elderly to get a ride with a bus.
The video has a caption of:
“This video was captured yesterday along Quezon ave. corner scout Borromeo St. Quezon City around 11AM.
This motorcycle rider didn’t mind kung manakaw, ma-tow or masagasaan yung motor nya, matulungan nya lang si Lola na tumawid ng kalsada. Sinamahan nya pang mag hintay at inalalayan nya pang sumakay ng bus si Lola.
#FaithInHumanityRestored #MotorcycleRider”
The video immediately goes viral after it was posted in the social media on Friday (September 08, 2017). It has already garnered 30k views, 3.2k reactions, 652 shares, and 244 comments as of this writing.
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