Anne Curtis, nag-react sa dokumentaryong 'Ibinasurang Paraiso' ni Kara David
- Anne Curtis praised journalist Kara David and the I-Witness team for their latest documentary
- Previously, Kara and the entire I-Witness team were lauded for their "Ibinasurang Paraiso"
- Anne expressed her hope that the government will look into waste-to-energy technologies to help solve the country's garbage problem
- The actress also stressed that teaching everyday citizens about proper waste disposal
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Seeing nature get ruined by human neglect is always hard to watch, and actress Anne Curtis is using her massive platform to call for real, lasting change.
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In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the popular television host shared her heartbreak over a documentary by veteran journalist Kara David. The episode, titled 'Ibinasurang Paraiso' on the documentary show I-Witness, brought to light the devastating reality of a mountain of trash being dumped right in the middle of a forest, one that has since been making headlines.
Deeply moved by the report, Anne did not hesitate to laud the news team for their brave and honest work.
"On other news, kudos to ma'am @karadavid and the @IWitnessGMA team for exposing this. Nakakalungkot," Anne shared honestly on her page.
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Rather than just expressing her sadness, Anne offered practical ideas on how the country can move forward. She pointed out that the Philippines needs to explore modern technology and better daily habits to protect the environment, including educating the people about it.
"Hopefully one day the government seeks a way to introduce waste to energy solutions in the country," Anne wrote. "But also educate the people on proper waste management," she added.
The documentary itself featured highly emotional moments, showing how the massive dump site has deeply affected the indigenous people and locals living near the forest.
In the shared post by The Philippine Star, a local resident could not hold back her distress while speaking to Kara David.
"Parang nagagalit po na hindi ko po maintindihan ang sarili ko po," the resident shared, looking at the heap of plastic. "Naawa din po ako sa lugar. Bakit ginanito po nila?" they asked.
She further expressed her deep sorrow over the loss of their clean lands, saying: "Masakit po sa damdamin po, Ma'am. Napakasakit po."
Anne’s post has quickly sparked a wider conversation online, with thousands of fans agreeing that keeping the country clean requires both strong government programs and individual discipline from every citizen.
Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress and TV host. She became known for her roles in television dramas such as Hiram, Maging Sino Ka Man, and Dyosa. Since 2009, she has been one of the main hosts of ABS-CBN's noontime variety show It's Showtime. Her younger sister, Jasmine, is also an actress. In her personal life, Anne married Erwan Heussaff. In 2020, they welcomed their first child, Dahlia Amélie.
As previously reported by KAMI, Anne Curtis marked her 29th anniversary in the Philippine entertainment industry. Her milestone celebration comes alongside the success of "The Loved One," which has hit 300 million worldwide. She also earned an Outstanding Asian Star nomination at the Seoul International Drama Awards. Despite a heartbreaking start to the year, Anne credited her "angel" above and her loyal fans for supporting her career through the years.
Meanwhile, Anne Curtis took a quick ten-day break in New York City with her daughter, Dahlia Amélie, right before starting a new work project. The mother-daughter duo did every touristy thing possible, from carriage rides to visiting iconic monuments which made many gush. In her post, Anne shared how magical it was to rediscover the city through the eyes of Dahlia.
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