Kind Stranger Pick Up Trash Left Around Baguio After Holiday Events
A kind stranger spotted roaming around Baguio City picking up trash left on the street after events, gatherings, and parties during the holiday season.
One of the ways to celebrate Christmas, and even to celebrate New Year’s day, is to visit popular places where tourists come. In this way, you can save up money and relax rather than cooking different dishes and preparing in your home.
But with the influx of tourists, the clutter around the area is sure to increase. However, there are irresponsible tourists and visitors who left their trash and just throw it anywhere.
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Recently, a concerned netizen shared a photo of a kind stranger who roams around the streets of Baguio City to pick trash scattered everywhere. Netizen Bernard Panlasigui Ellamil shared a random act of kindness and maintaining cleanliness act made by a stranger.
He took a photo of a man wearing a face mask and a cowboy hat as he picked up trash along the streets. He had a pick-up stick and his trash bag that was almost full.
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According to the post of the netizen, the man had been all over the place trying to keep Baguio City clean. He said, “Si Kuya umiikot ng CBD para malinis ang Baguio. Kahapon sa Session Road tapos kaninang umaga sa Burnham Park tapos mga taong walang respeto na nagkakalat kung saan saan.”
The mysterious man wasn’t named but he’s being well praised online for his act of caring for the environment. His photos have gone viral on social media and earned various reactions from the other concerned netizens like him.
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As Baguio City was filled with tourists during the Holiday season, large volume garbage was already expected. Based on the article of Wow Cordillera, Mayor Benjamin Magalong ordered the police to arrest and fine anyone seen throwing their garbage anywhere and not following the city’s anti-littering campaign.
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