Edu Manzano expresses frustration over flood situation: “They don’t deserve this”

• Edu Manzano voiced his concern on social media about residents struggling with severe flooding
• The actor and TV host posted a video showing people walking through chest-deep water in a neighborhood
• His reaction captured the public’s frustration over recurring floods in the country
• He emphasized the need for stronger government measures to address these long-standing issues

Actor and television host Edu Manzano took to social media to express his concern and frustration over the plight of flood-affected residents.

In his Instagram Stories, Edu shared a video showing people wading through floodwaters that had reached chest-deep levels in what appeared to be a residential area.

Alongside the video, Edu wrote the caption, “They don’t deserve this,” expressing his anger and sympathy for the victims of the flooding.

His post highlighted the distressing reality faced by many Filipinos who continue to experience flooding during heavy rains. The actor’s reaction reflected the frustration of many citizens calling for better urban planning, drainage systems, and government response to recurring flood problems in various parts of the country.

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Edu, known for using his platform to speak on social and civic issues, did not provide specific details about the location of the flooding but made clear his sentiment that ordinary people should not have to endure such conditions.

Edu Manzano is an actor, comedian, politician, and the television host of game shows such as The Weakest Link, Pilipinas, Game KNB?, 1 vs. 100, and Asar Talo Lahat Panalo. He has long been known for his intelligence, humor, and outspokenness on social issues. He used to be in a relationship with actress Vilma Santos. They have a son in show business – Luis Manzano. Edu was previously in a relationship with actress Cherry Pie Picache, and though they have since parted ways, they remain on good terms and continue to show mutual respect. Their past relationship drew attention for its maturity and sincerity, reflecting the genuine affection they shared both on and off screen.

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In a previous report by KAMI, Edu Manzano mourned the untimely passing of award-winning Filipina chef Margarita Forés. He took to Instagram to pay a heartfelt tribute to her late dear friend. The actor published a reel containing photos and clips of Chef Margarita’s beautiful moments when she was alive. Along with the heartwarming reel, Edu wrote an earnest message to the renowned chef and restaurateur. Edu also expressed how thankful he is for his lovely memories with the culinary legend. Furthermore, the television presenter wished Chef Margarita’s soul an eternal peace.

Earlier, Cherry Pie Picache answered queries about her personal life, at the sidelines of the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) entry "Firefly." She was asked by the media about her heart and she responded readily. The actress said that at her age, she could not depend her happiness on someone else, Philstar reported. She added that, as for her and Edu Manzano, they remain very good friends and that they will always be loving each other, reported PUSH.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh