Foreigner, agaw-eksena sa live report ni Angela Lagunzad-Castro sa Netherlands

• A local in Netherlands interrupted One News anchor Angela Lagunzad-Castro’s live broadcast to express his love for the Philippines
• The man highlighted the Netherlands’ support for the Philippines during past natural disasters, specifically mentioning typhoon relief
• News anchor Castro maintained her professional yet warm demeanor, engaging briefly with the passerby before continuing her report
• The candid interaction occurred during a segment for News and Views, providing a touching moment of international solidarity

A live news segment in The Hague, Netherlands, recently became a viral moment of international friendship after a local passerby interrupted One News anchor Angela Lagunzad-Castro to voice his support for the Filipino people.

The veteran journalist was in the middle of a report for the program News and Views when the man approached her camera crew. Upon realizing the broadcast was for a Philippine audience, the man’s face lit up with enthusiasm.

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"Hello Philippines!"

The man declared as he leaned into the shot to greet the viewers back home.

The interaction quickly turned from a simple "shoutout" into a heartfelt message of global unity. The local resident reminded the audience of the long-standing bond between the two nations, particularly during times of crisis.

"We had the biggest support to the Philippines for the sea storming to the Philippines like ever," he added.

Referring to the humanitarian aid provided by the Netherlands during major typhoons.

Castro, showing her trademark poise, welcomed the spontaneous interruption with a smile and allowed the man to finish his message. He concluded his brief appearance by calling for global cooperation and peace.

"Philippines, let’s come together. We're one big world. Let's go!" the man said.

Once the passerby moved on, Castro smoothly transitioned back to the serious nature of her broadcast. She noted that the area was particularly busy due to local gatherings, which often lead to such unscripted moments.

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In separate news, Kitty recently took to social media to openly share her deep longing and affection for her father, offering a rare and emotional glimpse into her personal struggles as his legal situation unfolds in The Hague. Her message surfaced at a critical moment in his ongoing case, as international proceedings continue to determine the direction of the charges he faces. While global attention remains fixed on the courtroom developments, Kitty’s words shifted the focus to family, love, and hope. Observers, including the so-called “King of Talk,” noted that beyond politics and legal arguments, the family remains anchored in their bond and desire for reunion.

Meanwhile, Former President Rodrigo Duterte formally waived his right to personally attend the International Criminal Court’s confirmation of charges hearings scheduled for February 23 to 27, 2026. At 80 years old, he continues to question the court’s authority, firmly rejecting its jurisdiction and describing his arrest and detention as unconstitutional. Citing physical frailty and possible memory decline, Duterte authorized his legal team to represent him and challenge the prosecution’s evidence in his absence. Despite the seriousness of the case and the uncertainty surrounding its outcome, the former chief executive declared that he has accepted the possibility of dying in detention while standing by his loyalty to the Philippines.

Source: KAMI.com.gh