Bus conductor, hinangaan sa paglusong sa baha para mabigyan tubig pagkain mga pasahero

- A bus conductor has gained praises online after photos of him during the onslaught of Carina have gone viral

- The bus conductor waded through chest-high floodwaters just to be able to bring food and water to the passengers

- The uploader of the photos, Chloe Dela Cruz, said that she aimed for the good deed of the conductor to reach the management of the bus company

- Based on the report of ABS-CBN, the bus was headed for Cubao when they got stranded in Marilao

A photo of a bus conductor has gone viral online, due to the recognition of his good deed.

He opted to wade chest-high floodwaters in order to be able to give his passengers food and water.

Chloe Dela Cruz, one of the passengers, captured a photo and shared it online.

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In ABS-CBN's report, she said that she wanted the deed of the conductor to reach the company so that they will know how lucky they are to have those kinds of employees.

"Ang main reason ko talaga na naisipan kong i-post kinabukasan ‘yong ginawa niyang pagtulong sa amin ay gusto ko pong makarating din ‘yon sa bus company nila na napaka-suwerte nila for having an employee like him na hindi lang dedicated sa trabaho kundi beyond the call of duty na ang ginawa niya,” she said.

The bus was headed for Cubao in QC and got stranded in Marilao.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

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The severe and widespread flooding brought about by typhoon Carina did not spare even the iconic PBB house, which many refer to as "Bahay Ni Kuya." A heavy downpour caused massive flooding in various areas in the metro. In a video shared on social media, one can see water seeping into the bedroom of PBB housemates. Other parts of Metro Manila suffered worst case flooding, with floodwaters reaching up to the roofs of some houses.

Earlier in the day, typhoon Carina claimed one of its first casualties in a barangay in Quezon City. A man was swept away by the flood while standing on a small bridge in Barangay Valencia in Quezon City. His lifeless body was later found along the riverbanks of another barangay. It was around five in the morning when the waters on the creek suddenly rose.

Source: KAMI.com.gh