Sikat na International actress na si Thalia, may madamdaming mensahe para sa mga Pinoy
- Mexican entertainment icon Thalia expressed her deep sorrow and sent prayers to the victims of the devastating earthquake
- The tremor severely damaged 6,224 schools across several administrative regions, including Davao and Caraga
- Over 3.2 million students and 128,000 educational personnel have been directly impacted by the disaster
- General Santos City has been placed under a State of Calamity to immediately access local emergency recovery funds
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Mexican actress and global pop icon Thalia has publicly expressed her deep condolences and solidarity with the Filipino people following the devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck various provinces across Mindanao on the morning of Monday, June 8.
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The internationally acclaimed actress, who remains a household name in the Philippines, took to her official social media account on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, June 9, to share her grief.
In her post, she stated that she was deeply saddened by the news of the tragedy and emphasized that she is keeping the affected communities in her thoughts.
According to an online news report published by Balita, the iconic star reached out directly to her millions of followers to offer spiritual support during this challenging period.
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“Philippines, I’m deeply saddened by the news of the earthquake. Keeping everyone affected in my thoughts and prayers, and sending love, strength, and light during this difficult time,” Thalia stated in her public post, which quickly resonated with Filipino fans who have admired her for decades.
The powerful offshore seismic event, which the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) centered near Sarangani, has caused widespread destruction and prompted emergency responses across the southern grid.
The original reporting on this international gesture can be accessed via the digital news platform Balita.
Parallel coverage from local outlets like Philstar and Bandera also confirmed that other international figures, such as South Korean artist Sandara Park and Thai actor Tawan Vihokratana, joined Thalia in issuing statements of comfort as the true scale of the infrastructure damage began to emerge.
In the immediate aftermath of the disaster, local government units have moved swiftly into crisis mitigation.
General Santos City was officially placed under a "State of Calamity" by local executives to facilitate the rapid release of its Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund, ensuring that financial resources are instantly available for emergency relief, clearing operations, and long-term rehabilitation.
The education sector suffered a particularly heavy blow from the powerful tremors. Data released by the Department of Education (DepEd) revealed that approximately 6,224 schools sustained varying degrees of structural damage across the Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, Davao, Soccsksargen, and Caraga regions.
The sudden disruption has directly affected an estimated 3.2 million students along with 128,000 teachers and institutional personnel, complicating the academic calendar and forcing regional directors to assess structural integrity before resuming normal operations.
Thalia holds a unique, lasting legacy in Philippine pop culture. During the late 1990s and early 2000s, she became a cultural phenomenon across the archipelago through her lead roles in hit telenovelas, including Marimar, Maria la del Barrio, Maria Mercedes, and Rosalinda.
These programs, which featured Tagalog-dubbed broadcasts and eventually inspired highly successful local television adaptations, established a permanent emotional bond between the Mexican actress and the Filipino public, making her recent message of solidarity a deeply comforting gesture for a nation currently navigating recovery efforts.
Thalia, or Ariadna Thalía Sodi Miranda in real life, is a prominent Mexican vocalist, songwriter, and actress celebrated globally as the "Queen of Latin Pop" and "Queen of Telenovelas." She initially found major success with the pop band Timbiriche before achieving solo musical heights and massive television stardom through the iconic "María Trilogy." With over 20 million records sold, she is also a dedicated UNICEF ambassador.
Meanwhile, Sandara Park, an international Korean music star, voiced immediate anxiety following the powerful seven point eight magnitude seismic event that hit the southern provinces. She published a public message offering genuine condolences and deep emotional solidarity to all citizens currently enduring the crisis. The entertainment personality looked back at her long-standing relationship with the southern islands, recalling the hospitality she previously received there. She concluded her online update by dedicating solemn prayers for the quick stabilization, protection, and structural recovery of the damaged areas.
Anne Curtis was also among the initial high-profile individuals to break silence following the major earthquake that devastated parts of the country. The actress communicated her instant apprehension regarding the health, security, and immediate welfare of the affected residential sectors. She leveraged her extensive personal networking channels to appeal for collective spiritual backing and humanitarian empathy for families experiencing the impact. Her brief statement spread rapidly across digital forums, drawing massive engagement and widespread recognition from internet users moments after publication.
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