Aired (October 11, 2024): Base sa mga eksperto, hindi dapat kumain ng natirang pagkain mula sa mga restaurant o fast food chain ang sinumang tao o hayop dahil maaari itong pagmulan ng sakit. Pero sa kasamaang palad, ang pamilya ni “Joy,” umaasa lamang sa “pagpag” na nakukuha sa mga babuyan. Panoorin ang video.
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00:00She is preparing for her husband's wedding this afternoon.
00:22Joy is a single mother who has four children.
00:26This is pork and eggplant.
00:29This is what I boil.
00:32She gets this pork from the trash can near her house.
00:42I do this until late at night
00:44because I have to save money.
00:48Joy washes the pork three times.
01:01Then she will cook it.
01:17The trash can is where Joy lives.
01:21Together with her four children,
01:23they save a small amount of money
01:26from selling the trash cans
01:32so they can save money
01:34when they need it.
01:37so they can save money
01:39when they need it.
01:53What do you eat every day?
01:55We usually eat Pagpang.
01:58It's a big help when we have Pagpang.
02:02Because the budget is reduced.
02:04What kind of Pagpang do you get?
02:07We get hotdogs, longganisa,
02:09if we have chicken.
02:12We also get fish.
02:16Are the hotdogs, longganisa, and pork
02:20already cooked?
02:22Or not yet?
02:23Not yet.
02:24Are they from the market?
02:25Yes.
02:26Or from the grocery?
02:29Are they already eaten by people?
02:31Not yet.
02:32We just choose the ones
02:34that haven't moved yet.
02:36Then how do you cook them?
02:38We just wash them again
02:40because there are greyhounds.
02:43We just wash them
02:44and fry them.
02:48According to the United Nations
02:50Environment Programme of 2022,
02:531 billion tons of food
02:55are wasted and thrown away.
02:59More than 600 million tons
03:02are from our homes
03:04or household food waste.
03:07Almost 300 million tons
03:10are from food service.
03:12And more than 100 million tons
03:15of food waste worldwide
03:17is from the retail sector.
03:21Almost 80 kilos of food
03:24is wasted by an individual
03:26every year.
03:28This food is thrown
03:30in garbage bins
03:33like landfills in Rizal.
03:37That's what we talked about.
03:40The Mayor's first instruction
03:42is not to include
03:44food waste
03:46because that's the main reason
03:49for the disease and ASF
03:53in pigs.
03:55It's prohibited in pigs
03:57and especially in humans.
03:59That's the reason
04:01why it's not allowed here.
04:07Many of the food waste
04:09or leftover food
04:11or ingredients in fast food
04:13and hotels are donated
04:15to pig farms
04:17to be fed to pigs.
04:20Because in reality,
04:22fast food chains
04:24don't feed the pigs
04:26because it might
04:28spread the disease.
04:30But now,
04:32because of poverty,
04:34some families
04:36don't go to fast food chains
04:38to get food.
04:40They go to pig farms
04:42to find food
04:44for their children.
04:55This is what the food waste
04:57looks like
04:59in fast food chains.
05:01They come
05:03with bags.
05:05Ideally,
05:07the leftover food
05:09is fed to the pigs.
05:11But some families
05:13choose
05:15the leftover food
05:17for the pigs.
05:19Are you able to get
05:21anything from there?
05:23Yes, ma'am.
05:25How do you know
05:27what you can eat?
05:29This is the pot.
05:31You can eat it
05:33if it's not dirty yet.
05:35What is that?
05:37It's like ham.
05:39You can eat it
05:41if it's not dirty yet.
05:43But it's already mixed
05:45with the food waste.
05:47How do you do that?
05:49You have to wash it
05:51Oh no, ma'am.
05:53It's already dirty.
05:55Don't do that.
05:57Why do you
05:59come here
06:01if you can't get
06:03frozen food?
06:05It's not Christmas yet.
06:07We can't get
06:09frozen food.
06:11But on our day,
06:13we can get a lot of food.
06:15In the middle of the pig farm,
06:17Joy chooses
06:19the leftover food
06:21for the pigs.
06:23You can eat it
06:25if it's not dirty yet.
06:27Okay.
06:29It's not dirty yet.
06:33Won't your children get sick?
06:35No, ma'am.
06:37But I hope not.
06:39Yes, ma'am.
06:41That's our life, ma'am.
06:43We eat frozen food.
06:49They collect
06:51bags of food
06:53and bring it here
06:55by the owner of the pig farm.
07:05So 10 bags
07:07are good for 2 days?
07:09Yes, ma'am.
07:11How many pigs will you eat?
07:13About 30 pigs.
07:1530?
07:17That's a lot, ma'am.
07:19Do you also feed the pigs?
07:21Yes, ma'am.
07:23This is a new breed.
07:25This is also a new breed.
07:27So you don't feed the pigs?
07:29No, ma'am.
07:31This is a female pig.
07:33Oh, so they're more special.
07:37So they can't eat the pigs
07:39from the pig farm?
07:41Yes, ma'am.
07:43But we feed the pigs.
07:45Yes, ma'am.
07:47So the pigs are better?
07:49Yes, ma'am.
07:51It's safer for them.
07:53It's safer?
07:55Yes, ma'am.
07:57Sometimes there are sticks
07:59and bones.
08:01It's dangerous
08:03if they can't eat.
08:05Why do you allow
08:07people
08:09to come here
08:11and collect food?
08:13Sometimes
08:15they don't have
08:17food to eat
08:19because it's clean.
08:21They ask for food
08:23and we give it to them
08:25because it's a waste.
08:27And we don't have
08:29money to buy food.
08:31We have discussed
08:33the issue of food distribution
08:35several times.
08:37I never thought
08:39it would come to the point
08:41where our countrymen
08:43are forced to eat
08:45the pigs
08:47just so they have
08:49something to eat.
08:51According to the Sanitation Office,
08:53Rodriguez and Rizal
08:55are not reluctant
08:57to eat the pigs.
08:59But sometimes
09:01our countrymen
09:03have a stronger desire
09:05to eat the pigs.
09:07It's wrong
09:09to eat the pigs.
09:11It's harmful
09:13to our children
09:15and to those
09:17who love to eat the pigs.
09:19But we can't
09:21do anything
09:23about it.
09:25We can't help
09:27but eat the pigs.
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