*BATANG MANSISISBAK* - Reported by Cesar Apolinario
Compared to the other family, I've realized that I am very much blessed because I have a comfortable life compare to the others. But I am pity about their situation especially less fortunate children because instead that they are in school learning from their teachers, they are in a big water dumpsite. Collecting trashes that they can sell to the junk shop and to have money which they can give to their parents. When Cesar Apolinario went to that place he met 2 boys named Arnold and Buboy Garcia. They are one of the children who collect trashes in the water dumpsite. When Cesar asked about how much are their earning, they only earn in one day is only 14.00. 14.00 only is their earnings imagine that! And I truly realized that we, who have enough money to spend for the whole day rather for our daily expenses are very blessed.
I hope government officials must do something about it espcially DSWD. To help our less fortunate countrymen.
*BATANG KALABAW* - Reported by Jay Taruc
It is also one of inspiring documentary I've watched. It is also about the sacrificed of the children
who don't have enough income. They are the one who carry woods down to the mountain. Some only earned 1.50 within 3 hours. But sometimes they will not have that 1.50 if the wood that they are carrying was touched by a mud. I feel pity with this documentary. Government officials like DSWD can make a step that can help this young people not to suffer this very hard job.
