10-year-old boy sells balut to gather funds for his nanay's operation
- Photos of a 10-year-old boy was shared by a netizen after the latter found out that he was selling balut in order to save for his mom
- His mother had a stroke, which was why he was the only one left to go about and sell balot
- Before his mother's injury, his mom would sell balut with him on the streets mentioned by the netizen
- The young boy is hoping that he could gather sufficient funds for the operation of his mom
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Photos of a 10-year-old boy selling balut have gone viral. A netizen, Jane Ashley Jimenez, shared his photos as she felt sorry for the resilient boy.
According to Jane's post, the young boy would be selling balut everyday at Colayco together with his mother. However, his mom was "nabagok," not specifying exactly how, which led her to suffer from a stroke.
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"Baka po may gustong tumulong sakanya nagtitinda sya ng balot araw araw siya nadaan dito sa colayco na kasama mama niya kaso nabagok mama niya & na half stroke yung mama niya. Samuel E. Miguel, 10 years old palang siya nagtitinda siya para daw may pang opera yung mama niya Sa mga gusto pong tumulong paki pm nalang po ako maraming salamat❗️"
Jane said that the boy was selling balut so that he could gather funds for his mother's operation.
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