MedTech Board Exam Taker Seeks Help After Their House Catches Fire While She is Taking Licensure Exams
A MedTech board exam taker shared that she was unaware that their house was burning while taking the licensure examination.
Maria Charmaine Lopez, a Facebook user, shared that her husband’s cousin’s house caught fire while she was taking the actual exam on March 21, 2024. The sad news was only revealed to her after the exam date. The post garnered various reactions from the online community.
Lopez a resident of Barangay Bual, Tulunan, North Cotabato, revealed that Christle Anne Maravilla, her husband’s cousin, only learned about the tragic incident that occurred in their home after she finished the exam.
Maravilla’s parents pleaded with her not to be informed about what happened and not to upload it on social media to allow her to focus on her board exam. She was informed after the board exam ended, but at first, she couldn’t understand the situation, not expecting to find her home turned to ashes.
Nothing was saved from the fire except for the family’s important documents. Maravilla’s certificates and medals from her studies were also consumed by the flames.
After four days, the exam results came out, and Maravilla passed the Medical Technologist Licensure Examination. Lopez also appealed for help for Maravilla’s family.
For those who want to extend help, kind-hearted individuals can send their donations through Christle Anne Maravilla’s GCASH number: 0951252507.
Currently, Maravilla is in a stable condition and staying with her aunt. She recounted the events of the day their house burned down, unaware because her entire focus was on the board exam and passing it.
The MedTech board exam passer is seeking assistance from the public to help her family recover from the tragedy. She plans to apply for a job immediately to rebuild their home and purchase essential items.
“My next plan po is to prepare my resume while waiting for our oath-taking so I could apply to hospitals and laboratories right after,” she said.
In a previous story, an elderly man lost his life in Pasay City fire
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