Lady Netizen Found BBM Campaign Baller Inside Sealed Soft Drink Bottle
BBM CAMPAIGN BALLER – A lady netizen found a campaign baller of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. inside a soft drink bottle.
Soft drinks are a popular beverage choice for people of all ages, but what happens when these drinks are contaminated with disgusting objects? Recently, there have been several cases of soft drink bottles being found with disgusting objects inside.
Contaminated soft drink bottles can pose a serious health risk to consumers. When soft drink bottles are contaminated with foreign objects, they can introduce harmful bacteria and other pathogens into the beverage.
The root cause of contaminated soft drink bottles is often a failure in the production process. Manufacturers may not properly clean or inspect bottles before filling them with soft drinks, or they may not have effective quality control measures in place to prevent foreign objects from entering the production line.
Consumers also have a role to play in protecting themselves from contaminated soft drink bottles. It is important to carefully inspect soft drink bottles before opening them, looking for signs of tampering or foreign objects inside.
Mylene Lacanlale, a citizen, shared photos of a soft drink bottle with a BBM campaign baller. The post quickly goes viral, eliciting a wide range of opinions from the internet community.
In the photographs, the ‘kasalo size’ or 750 ml soft drink bottle features a red baller with the name of President Bongbong Marcos. Unfortunately, there are still no further details on how the object enters the sealed bottle.
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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