Isko Moreno Catch Minors Wandering the Streets of Manila
ISKO MORENO – Filipino politician Isko Moreno and his team spotted a minor holding a ‘Red Horse’ beer in the street.
Politician Francisco “Isko” Moreno is the 27th mayor of the city of Manila. His way of managing the city caught the attention of netizens and known personalities.
Most people admired the 44-year-old mayor for his service. Among his recent achievements are the student’s monthly allowance, PWD and senior citizens’ privilege to work again and Divisoria clearing operations.
Recently, a video of Mayor Isko Moreno ordering his town mates to obey traffic rules went viral on social media. His way of making his people obey his rules was lauded by the online community.
Lots of people have said he should be a role model of all the mayors in the Philippines. These past few days, he has been sharing videos of him roving Manila.
Another video of Isko Moreno catching wrongdoers in Manila surface on social media. The video was shared on the Facebook Page of Raffy Tulfo Defenders.
It can be seen on the video that Moreno and his team were taking the minors off the streets. Some of those kids were holding a bottle of ‘Red Horse’ beer.
“Ka bata-bata may dalang Red Horse… 10 years old lang yata yun, wala man lang tanod,” he said.
Isko Moreno and his team brought all the minors to the city hall and called the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). “Naku Dyos ko mga bata, kung alam nyo lang ang pinagagawa nyo,” he told the kids.
Watch the video below:
Several netizens reacted on the video of Moreno catching kids wandering on the streets. Here are some of their comments on the post:
@Amanda Franco: “Sir isko hiningal kapo sa huli sa mga yan.. Saludo po ako sa inyo dapat po kayo pamarisan ng mga kapwa mayor nyo”
@Alona Amorin Rabano: “Sana lahat ng mayor ganoon sa iyo..saludo po ako sa inyo yorme.”
@Luzviminda Espiritu: “good job mayor isko tama lang po yan para tomino kabataan”
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