Little Kid Missing His Dad has This Reaction After Seeing Police on TV Goes Viral
Video footage of an adorable reaction of little kid who misses her dad when he sees police appeared on Television TV goes viral on social media.
While the government encourages the majority of the people to stay indoors to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and due to ongoing enhanced community quarantine, there are Filipinos who still need to work and serve their country.
Frontliners such as health care workers who fight against the dreadful virus, Policemen and soldiers who are manning border checkpoint and strictly implementing the policies amid ECQ and delivery personnel who are tasked to deliver goods and other important things.
Recently, a little kid of a frontliner soldier has gone viral on social media after a netizen named Vangie Daton Sanchez shared a video of his reactions when he sees a police appeared on TV.
The video uploaded by Vangie shows his son watching the 24 Oras. At that time, soldiers were reported to be vigilant guarding the checkpoints. Young Joaquin, thinks his daddy is on television and he cries and calls his father.
“Sobrang miss niya sa daddy niya na bihira niya na lang makita dahil nasa frontline… Nang may makita siyang pulis sa TV, akala niya, daddy niya kaya tawag-tawag niya,” Vangie said in his post.
She also revealed that there were times when the little boy cries because he misses his father. Vangie added they rarely see each other because of its job.
If her husband returned home, it is very late and the boy was already asleep. He also goes on duty early so they don’t really have a chance to talk and even see each other.
Meanwhile, the video of the lonely kid has gone viral on social media as many netizens were touched by his reactions. Netizens who also have frontliners relatives express their reactions and sympathy to the kid.
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