Aired (December 23, 2024): Isang pamilya sa Rizal ang umaasa sa pangangalahig ng basura para may makain. Tinatawag nilang 'pagpag' ang mga pagkaing kinukuha nila dito. Panoorin ang video.
Hosted by veteran and premier documentarist Kara David, ‘Kara Docs’ gives faces to significant statistics on social issues. It amplifies the subjects’ voices as Kara David immerses herself in their lives.
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Hosted by veteran and premier documentarist Kara David, ‘Kara Docs’ gives faces to significant statistics on social issues. It amplifies the subjects’ voices as Kara David immerses herself in their lives.
Watch 'Kara Docs' every Monday, 5:00PM on GMA Public Affairs YouTube Channel. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #KaraDocs
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00:00The story of hunger and poverty has not changed.
00:06But we were surprised that some of our fellow countrymen are looking for a source of income through pork rice.
00:13In the middle of this pork rice stall, the mother chooses what we call in the name of Lilia,
00:21the things that her child can eat.
00:25This is for you to be patient. Just clean it well.
00:30Okay.
00:31So that your child won't get sick.
00:35Won't your children get sick from this?
00:38No, ma'am. But I hope not, ma'am.
00:42Because this is our livelihood.
00:45Yes.
00:46To eat pork rice.
00:49According to Rodriguez Rizal's Sanitation Office, they are not asking to eat pork rice.
00:54But sometimes, the hunger of some of our fellow countrymen is stronger.
01:00It's wrong that you shouldn't eat it.
01:03You shouldn't let it in.
01:05First of all, it's painful.
01:07There's a lot of it.
01:09There's amoeba.
01:10A lot of children get sick.
01:13Even those who protest against it.
01:17But that's it.
01:18It's a hindrance.
01:25So, what is that? Hot water?
01:28No, ma'am.
01:29Oh, no?
01:30Okay.
01:31And then, you'll fry it right away?
01:33No, ma'am. I'll wash it first.
01:39She washed it three times before frying it.
01:45It's important to eat the right amount of food.
01:50But in the Philippines, there are 50 million people who are food insecure or have no access to sufficient food in 2022.
01:58This is the highest rate in the whole of Southeast Asia.
02:03Why is there poverty?
02:04First of all, they don't have the afford.
02:06So, their afford, this poverty, how much is it? 5 pesos? 10 pesos? Free?
02:12Again, poverty, inflation, education.
02:17It's all connected.
02:19Even environmental effects.
02:21So, I hope we can help each other to eliminate it.
02:24Let's do a thing of the past.
02:46Let's do a thing of the past.