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True story of a 93 years Old Man.

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Grab Food rider kinain na lamang ang kinanselang order ng customer.

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2 SIKAT NA BASKETBALL PLAYERS PUMANAW NA DAHIL SA COVID-19

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COVID-19 cases in Philippines surge to 552 as DOH logs 2 more deaths

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ANOTHER SHOCKING DAY (Updated 22-03-2020) ITALY 🇮🇹 added the BIGGEST recorded 6,557 NEW CASES & record high 793 new deaths in just 1 day. Total 53,578 cases and 4,825 death toll. The President of Italy cried because even they are advance in terms of health care facilities,they are not able to stop the COVID19

COVID-19 cases in Philippines surge to 552 as DOH logs 2 more deaths

MANILA, Philippines (Update 3, 5:47 p.m.) — The Philippines on Tuesday afternoon reported more cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), bringing the country’s total count above the 500-level. The Department of Health confirmed there are now 552 cases of the disease in the country after detecting 90 new infections. The death toll rose to 35, the DOH added. The country’s 34th fatality was a 71-year-old Filipino male from Quezon City who had no travel and exposure history. Identified as Patient 215, the man passed away on March 24 due to severe pneumonia caused by COVID-19, hypertensive cardiovascular disease and cardiac dysrhythmia. A 76-year-old Filipino male from Cavite also died due to COVID-19, community-acquired pneumonia high risk, acute respiratory failure, heart failure, ST-elevation myocardial infarction. He expired on March 14 but was only confirmed to have caught the virus on March 20. Meanwhile, two more patients have recovered, raising the to

2 SIKAT NA BASKETBALL PLAYERS PUMANAW NA DAHIL SA COVID-19

A couple of previous Big East b-ball monitors have allegedly both died in the wake of contracting and fighting coronavirus. Lee Green, who played at St. John's from 1991-94 and Dave Edwards, who started his school profession at Georgetown before moving to Texas A&M, passed on Monday as per different reports. The two men seem to have been in their 40s. Ron Linfonte, the Director of Sports Medicine, shared updates on Green's passing on Twitter. A secondary school All-American, Green was an individual from a couple of NCAA Tournament crews while at SJU. "A Parade All-American who played 3 years at #SJUBB Lee was our warrior on those groups," Linfonte composed. "A genuine lock em up protector that savored closing down the best adversaries." Edwards, a star call attention to monitor of New York City, played at Georgetown during the 1989-90 season. He was a key seat patron for the Hoyas, in any case ended up moving to Texas A&M, where he turned into a

Taho street vendor “Mang Boyong” gives up income to feed checkpoint personnel

Street food vendor Mang Boyong at the Bulacan checkpoint offering his wares for free. Photo courtesy of Hannibal Talete Facebook. Mang Boyong, a street food vendor selling Taho, has given up his daily income and chose to give away the popular Filipino snack to feed checkpoint personnel along the Valenzuela-Meycauayan Bulacan boundary. Mang Boyong was seen in netizen and news posts giving out the popular snack made of tofu pudding to the checkpoint personnel whom he said noted were working tirelessly and under the heat of the sun in that area. News 5 correspondent Hannibal Talete uploaded on Facebook on Friday, March 20, 2020, some of the first images of Mang Boyong, saying, “Wala pang alas-7 ng umaga halos maubos na ang taho na inilalako ni Mang Boyong. Libre nya kasi itong ipinamimigay sa mga front liners dito sa checkpoint sa Valenzuela-Meycauayan Bulacan boundary”. (It’s only almost 7am and Mang Boyong’s Taho is running out because he gives it free to the front lin

True story of a 93 years Old Man.

TRUE STORY! A 93-year-old man collapsed and was transported to the hospital. He was given oxygen to support him for 24 hours. After a while, he was better. So, the doctor gave him his 500,000f mark, and when he saw the bill, he started crying. The doctor told him not to cry because of the bill. But the man said, "I do not cry because of money, I can pay all the money. I'm crying because for only 24 hours of using oxygen, I have to pay 500,000f, but I've been breathing the air of God for 93 years. I never pay anything, do you know how much I owe him? "The doctor lowered his head and burst into tears. Now, to you who read this, you breathe the free air of God without any price to pay for years, please, take just 2 seconds of your time to write just a "thank you to God" for free God's services in your life ...

25 Famous Female Leaders on Power

1. Condoleezza Rice, Former U.S. Secretary of State “Power is nothing unless you can turn it into influence. When people talk about management style, they’re really talking about how someone uses power. I’ve been in positions where I had to be heavy-handed, and I’ve been in positions where I needed to bring people together and persuade them … But sometimes you have to make difficult decisions, and you have to make them stick.” — Oprah , February 2002 2. Sandra Day O’Connor, Former Supreme Court Justice “For both men and women, the first step in getting power is to become visible to others — and then to put on an impressive show. The acquisition of power requires that one aspire to power, that one believe power is possible. As women then achieve power and exercise it well, the barriers fall. That’s why I’m optimistic. As society sees what women can do, as women see what women can do, there will be even more women out there doing things — and we’ll all be better off for it. C

Wealthy businessman provokes response from the rich

As the coronavirus pandemic continue to pose a serious threat to the country as it left the poor running empty of their resources due to the enhanced community quarantine, wealthy businessman and philanthropist Francis Leo Marcos utilized social media as platform to call on fellow affluent individuals to heed the call to help the less fortunate. Through Facebook live, Marcos challenged co-dwellers in the posh subdivision of Greenmeadows, Quezon City to get out of their dens and mansions and extend help to the poor during this time of the virus through the “Mayaman Challenge.” He walked out of his house, knocked on the doors of his neighbors and tried to get their attention to take up the challenge. He said that other than prayers, people needed food and supplies most that would help them tide over this period as the lockdown has left them fending for sustenance and only the rich could provide this as the government’s support would not be enough. “By just donating one pe

Grab Food rider kinain na lamang ang kinanselang order ng customer.

Sa ngayon na napapasailalim na sa Enhanced Community Quarantine ang maraming lugar dito sa ating bansa, isa sa kinokonsiderang mga bayani natin sa panahong ito ay ang mga delivery riders kagaya na lamang ng nagtatrabaho sa Grab Food, Food Panda at iba pa. Ngunit, masaklap mang isipin ay mayroon pa rin tayong mga kababayan na mistula ay wala man lamang konsiderasyon sa mga taong ito na isinasakripisyo ang peligro ng kanilang mga buhay para lamang makapagserbisyo sa kapwa. Isang Grab Food rider ang netizen na si Yenyen Catiloc na kailan lang ay naging trending dahil sa kanyang mga larawan sa labas ng isang building na kumakain ng pagkain mula sa isang sikat na fast food chain. Ang umantig sa mga netizens ay ang isang kuha kung saan mistulang nagpapahid ng luha si Catiloc. Ngunit ayon sa kanya hindi naman siya naluluha. Pagod lang talaga siya at napakainit ng araw na iyon. Imahe: Natdemzon Lazo Pagkanlungan / Facebook Dito na at marami ang nagduda na baka nga raw ay isang

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