Controversial Photos of BPSO Officer Who Destroys & Scatters Products of Poor Siomai Vendor Elicits Reactions from Netizens
The photos of a BPSO officer who reportedly destroyed and scattered the products of a poor siomai vendor elicits comments online.
Over the past few years, the Philippine government continues to implement the road widening and clearing operations. The officials aim to clear the road from street vendors and other road obstacles.
However, the authorities have to implement the rules and regulations with love, respect, and consideration towards others.
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The Facebook page “Negosyo Spotted” has shared the photos of a BPSO officer who destroyed the products of the street vendor. The photos garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the photos, it can be seen that the local official confronted the poor siomai vendor due to its alleged violation. The incident reportedly happened in Banawe Orthropedic, Cor. Maria Clara at Barangay Sto. Domingo.
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The vendor tried to explain and have knowledge regarding the rules and regulations. However, the officer did not listen and started to destroy the food products of the vendor.
Here is the full post:
“Nakaka awa Lang si tropa SIOMAI nag hahanap buhay Ang tao , hirap mag hanap buhay sa kalsada. 5:20 Lang ito ngayare dito sa BANAWE ORTHOPEDIC , COR. MARIA CLARA. alam naman nya Ang rules ng barangay STO.DOMINGO pero si kuya BPSO tinaob parin Ang paninda nya. Sya po ung nasa picture .
Pa SHARE nlang po.
Tulungan naten si kuya siomai sa pag gamit ng SHARE maraming salamat .
#raffytulfoinaction”
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The social media users expressed their reactions to the incident:
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