Kind-Hearted Students Earn Praise Online for Helping Elderly Trisikad Driver in Bacolod City
Several kind-hearted students extend a helping hand to a struggling elderly trisikad driver in Bacolod City.
The Facebook page “Bombo Radyo Bacolod 630khz” shared the inspiring story of kind students who came together to help an elderly trisikad driver who had lost his means of livelihood. The post elicits comments online.
The photos were sent by a concerned individual named Michaeljohn Laurencio. The concerned netizen and his fellow students expressed their willingness to assist the elderly trisikad driver.
The incident took place in front of STI WNU, where two students, on their way to school, noticed an elderly trisikad driver whose sidecar had broken down. Without hesitation, they decided to extend a helping hand to this man.
The senior citizen named Artemio Vidal Doloso had found himself in a difficult situation after his sidecar suffered partial damage. The students decided to contribute whatever they could to help the old man.
The poor grandpa’s sidecar is essential for his livelihood and transportation. He had been living a life marked by adversity and hardship after he was abandoned by his own children.
The story shows the power of unity and compassion, especially in a world where busy schedules and the pursuit of personal goals often neglect the needs of those less fortunate. It reminds us that even the smallest acts of kindness can create a domino effect of positivity.
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Here is the unedited message from the concerned student:
“good morning kabombo gusto ko tni ipanawagan si lolo sa inyo programa para mabuligan siya bskan gamay lng nga bagay, sini nga aga nakit an sa sang duwa namon ka classmate nga nagub an sa sng iya nga bike nga sidecar diri sa tubang sng STI WNU kag ang amon classmate nag amot2 sng ihatag nga pamahaw kay lolo gin buligan man namon nga makay o ang iya nga sidecar kag partial lng ang pag kay o kay balda gid ang iya nga arrow tni mabuligan nyo si lolo ARTEMIO VIDAL DOLOSO madamo gid nga SALAMAT! GOD BLESS!”
(Good morning, Kabombo. I would like to request if you could help us call ‘Lolo’ on your program, even for a small matter. This morning, two of our classmates and I saw our classmate’s bike with a sidecar in front of STI WNU, which had broken down. We pitched in to provide breakfast to ‘Lolo,’ and we also helped him with the repairs on his sidecar, though it’s only partially fixed. His arrow broke as well. We would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you very much! God bless)
The social media users expressed their reactions to these students:
