Fire Destroys Home of Comedian Mura
COMEDIAN MURA – Comedian Allan Padua a.k.a. Mura was left heartbroken after his house burned down.
The house of comedian Allan Padua, better known by his showbiz name Mura, burned down. Located in Purok 3, Sitio Abibling, Barangay Tupas, Ligao City, Albay, Mura’s home was engulfed in flames.
Mura is seeking help because his family was unable to save any belongings. The events unfolded rapidly, reportedly leaving Mura and his family with no chance to salvage items from inside their house.
On the Facebook page of the news and public affairs program “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho,” Mura recounted what happened on the day of the fire. “Yung kapatid kong natutulog sa taas ng bahay namin yung nakapansin na nasusunog na yung buong kuwarto ng isa naming kapatid,” Mura narrated.
“Pagkasilip ko, gumagapang na yung apoy!”
The comedian managed to save only a cell phone and a storage box.
“Para akong natunaw. Sobrang nakakalungkot. Kasi sa isang iglap, nawala, e,” Mura said sadly.
“Yung tagal mong nagtrabaho at pinaghirapan, ganito lang pala mangyayari. Bakit puro na lang ganito? Parang lagi na lang kaming minamalas sa bahay,” he added.
This reportedly marks the third fire incident experienced by Mura’s family, which inevitably leaves them feeling extremely saddened. He said, “Hindi ko alam kung saan ako mag-uumpisa. Hindi ko na alam kung anong gagawin ko.”
“Mahina na yung mga paa ko kaya hindi na rin ako basta-basta makapagtrabaho.”
Mura was first introduced as the “twin” of Mahal on the ABS-CBN’s former noontime show, “Magandang Tanghali Bayan,” in 2003. At that time, Mura was portrayed as a female, despite being male.
Like Mahal, Mura has a condition called dwarfism. Mura was given the opportunity to appear on TV programs and even in movies. He became the sidekick of Vhong Navarro in the films “Agent X44” (2007) and “SupahPapalicious” (2008).
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