State of the Nation Part 3: Nag-ala-freediver na sumuong sa baha

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00:00It is common for Filipinos to look for an opportunity to smile even in the midst of calamity.

00:12Like the employee who wore the free diving gear when he entered the workplace,

00:17knowing that there is a risk of flooding.

00:19That is the heart of this report.

00:21The protest continues even if there is flood.

00:26That is the procession in Hagonoy, Bulacan and in the streets, there is dancing and dancing.

00:32The celebration is the celebration of their bosses.

00:35But the flood will not stop.

00:37If it is a warning to prepare for the battle, this is Stephen Bryan's entry.

00:43He had to go to work so he wore a skirt even if there is a flood.

00:49Goggles and snorkel, even fins.

00:51As a free diver, he thought of wearing gear.

00:54For the flood, there is no fear.

00:56But he really did not swim in the flood because his work was immediately canceled.

01:01This is the one who really swam, Frederick Gallo.

01:04He even wore his blue snorkel for pictorial purposes and to swim in order to buy food.

01:10It is common for Filipinos to be a quail even in the midst of calamity.

01:14Remember, until it is avoided, do not swim in the flood because it is harmful to life and health.

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