Cebuana BINI member Aiah Arceta voices support for Cebu after magnitude 6.9 earthquake

• BINI Aiah, a proud Cebuana, expressed her concern for her family, friends, and fellow Cebuanos after the September 30 earthquake
• She shared an update from ABS-CBN News on her Instagram Stories detailing the quake’s impact
• Along with the update, Aiah reassured her followers, saying she may not be in Cebu but her heart is with those affected
• The magnitude 6.9 tectonic earthquake struck at 9:59 p.m., with a depth of 5 kilometers and an epicenter 19 kilometers northeast of Bogo City, Cebu

BINI member Aiah Arceta, a proud Cebuana, took to social media to express her concern for her family, friends, and fellow Cebuanos following the powerful earthquake that struck Cebu on September 30.

On her Instagram stories, Aiah shared an update card from ABS-CBN News showing details about the quake’s aftermath.

The earthquake, which had a magnitude of 6.9 and was of tectonic origin, hit at 9:59 p.m. on September 30 with a depth of 5 kilometers. Its epicenter was recorded 19 kilometers northeast of Bogo City, Cebu. According to Phivolcs, the tremor was felt across seven regions, spanning from Bicol to the Zamboanga Peninsula.

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Alongside the post, the P-pop star penned a heartfelt message: “To my family, friends, and everyone who are in Cebu, I hope you are all safe!!!”

“I may not be in Cebu right now but my heart goes out for the people who are affected,” Aiah added.

The earthquake has left residents on high alert as aftershocks continue, with local government units reminding communities to stay vigilant and prioritize safety. Meanwhile, messages of support and solidarity continue to pour in for Cebu from all over the country, including from artists like Aiah who are deeply connected to the province.

BINI is an all-girl Pinoy pop group formed by ABS-CBN Star Hunt Academy. The group is composed of Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena. In November 2020, they released their pre-debut single “Da Coconut Nut.”

As previously reported by KAMI, BINI released their photo journal "Journey Through the BINIverse*, capturing their growth and struggles. Members shared symbolic “song titles” reflecting their journey, emphasizing sisterhood and memories. The group prepares for "BINIfied," their first year-end concert at the Philippine Arena on November 29. BINI members admitted criticisms affect them but said they turn negativity into motivation and strength.

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In another report, nation's P-Pop girl group BINI has officially initiated legal action against an unidentified party after enduring a series of online harassment and malicious attacks. The development, which was first hinted at by celebrity lawyer Joji Alonso on her Instagram Stories, signals a strong stance against online bullying and the spread of defamatory content targeting public figures. Atty. Joji Alonso shared a cropped image of what appeared to be the first page of a formal complaint, clearly showing the names of BINI's eight members—Aiah, Colet, Jhoanna, Maloi, Mikha, Sheena, Stacey, and Gwen—listed as the complainants. While the specific charges and the name of the respondent were not disclosed, the post immediately sent waves through social media, with fans and supporters expressing a mix of relief and support for the group's decision.

Source: KAMI.com.gh