Senior citizen, naputol ang kamay pagkatapos tagain ng mismong anak

- A female senior citizen severed her hand after she was hacked by her own son

- According to Balitanghali of GMA News, the incident happened in the morning

- Police authorities also said that the suspect simply went amok inside their home

- Based on the investigation, there was no argument nor grudge, and he was not even drunk at the time of the incident

A female senior citizen severed one of her hands after she was hacked by her own son.

At the time of the incident, the son was not even drunk when it happened.

He simply went amok inside their home.

PMaj. Ronnie Maramba, officer-in-charge of San Manuel Police Station said that there was no heated argument nor the existence of an old grudge.

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Another resident who tried to intervene also sustained wounds.

The suspect ran off afterwards but later surrendered to the police.

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. Some posts also startle and cause a degree of anxiousness.

An example of a video that went viral was that of an episode of Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, showing a millionaire from Zamboanga who saw her wealth vanish into thin air after losing most of it in an online game. In an episode of Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, the millionaire, who was identified as Chesca Mendoza narrated how she lost her millions. According to Chesca, she was addicted to an online game that she didn’t realize she was already losing a huge amount of money. She revealed she would even go for 2 days without sleep while playing the said online game.

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Meanwhile, a post about a nursing student in Bukidnon who saved her seven-year-old neighbor who accidentally got strangled in the rope of an improvised swing. In a GMA Regional TV One Mindanao report, the boy was playing with the swing inside their house when he met the accident. Julla Angela Daculiat, a nursing student at Bukidnon State University, immediately came to the boy's aid. Daculia performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the boy, and it took about seven minutes before the kid regained consciousness.

Source: KAMI.com.gh