Andrew Muhlach, winarningan ang publiko: "First time 'to nangyari sakin"

• Andrew Muhlach recently shared photos of a car with a shattered window after a robbery
• The unfortunate incident happened at 8th Street in New Manila, leaving the actor in shock
• Stolen items include a bag containing two of Andrew's passports which he lamented
• The actor, in his post, warned the public to be extra careful as "daming epal sa mundo"

Andrew Muhlach, an actor, is the latest victim of the notorious "basag-kotse" gang. Taking to Instagram, Andrew shared distressing photos of a white vehicle with its rear window completely smashed, with glass shards scattered all over the leather seats.

The incident took place along 8th Street in New Manila. According to Andrew, this is the first time he has experienced such a crime, and he didn't hold back in addressing the culprits directly in his viral post.

"First time 'to nangyari sakin. Sa nagnakaw ng bag, for sure kilala niyo ako dahil andiyan dalawa kong passport," Andrew wrote in his caption. He even gave the culprits a chance to do the right thing, adding, "May chance pa kayo ibalik lahat yan."

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Losing a passport is a major headache for anyone, but losing two is a significant blow to the actor’s personal documents. Andrew expressed his frustration over the loss, noting that the suspects likely realized who he was once they went through the bag's contents.

Aside from the call for the return of his belongings, Andrew used his platform to remind his followers to remain vigilant and prioritize their safety when outside.

"Anyway, wala na ako masabi kundi mag-ingat na lang tayo sa susunod," he lamented. He urged everyone to stay alert, saying, "Pati na rin kayo, double ingat lang tayo. Daming epal sa mundo."

Friends and fans quickly filled his comments section with words of support, with many hoping that the stolen items, especially the passports, would be recovered soon. For now, Andrew’s post serves as a stark warning to never leave valuables inside parked cars.

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Meanwhile, Louise Delos Reyes alerted the public to scammers after a family member was defrauded by individuals impersonating a well-known establishment. She shared screenshots of the fraudulent conversation to illustrate how these parties manipulate users on social media to steal funds. Louise expressed particular concern for the elderly, noting that their limited digital experience makes them primary targets for such predatory tactics on platforms like Facebook. To prevent similar incidents, she urged families to remain vigilant and take active steps to protect their older relatives from falling victim to these digital scams.

Source: KAMI.com.gh