Video of Young Man Answering Modules at Midnight Beside Drive-Thru for Having No Electricity at Home Circulate Online
A lady netizen has shared the video footage of young man answering modules beside a drive-thru for having no electricity at home.
A Facebook user named Dyll Bartolaba has shared the video footage of young man answering modules beside a drive-thru for having no electricity at home. The video is currently circulating online.
In the video, it can be seen that the boy is busy answering his self-learning modules beside a drive-thru. The teenage boy prefer to complete his school works at the drive-thru because they had no electricity at home.
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Bartolaba has expressed her concern and sympathy towards the poor child who is experiencing hardships and difficulties despite his young age. The kid also shows his determination to finish his studies.
Dyll also asked the kid identified as Abdul of materials he need for school but the latter could not answer directly and replied “Thank You”.
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Here is the full post:
“Naabutan ko si Abdul mag-aalas diyes Sabado ng gabi sa gilid ng drive-thru.
Dito niya tinatapos ang kanyang modules dahil walang kuryente sa kanila.
Daghan nag nagviral na videos ug pictures pareha ani pero lahi ra gyud diay kung makit an nimo sa imong mga mata na mao ni ang realidad. Sakit kaayo isipon na daghan mga bata na walang wala pero gapaningkamot gihapon.
Tinanong ko din si Abdul na kung sakaling may makakita ng video at may nais tumulong sa kanya, ano ang gusto niyang ipaabot. Akala ko mananawagan siya, sasabihin ang mga kailangan sa pag-aaral pero…
Ana lang siya, “THANK YOU.”
Ngano man ani ang Pilipinas??? ”
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