Rep. Dan Fernandez, tinanong si Cassandra Ong kung saan ito nagpa-salon

- Rep. Dan Fernandez, during the House hearing that Cassandra Ong attended, asked the latter a question

- He asked about what salon she went to or where she got the fresh curls

- Cassandra responded that the color of her hair was the same and the curls were only DIY

- Her answer also elicited reactions from netizens

Rep. Dan Fernandez, during the HOR hearing, asked Cassandra Li Ong what salon she went to.

He asked about the color and the curls of Cassy.

"Cassy, saan ka nagpa-salon o nagpakulay ng buhok?" asked Rep. Dan Fernandez.

"You were here, hindi ganyan kulay ng buhok mo at hindi ganyang curly," he said.

“Mr. Chair ganito pa rin ang kulay ng buhok ko since (the last time) tapos yung kulot po is DIY, tinrintas,” answered Cassandra.

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The representative was asking in case there was a salon at the HOR detention area that they did not know about.

It also elicited reactions from netizens.

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

An MMDA enforcer has gone viral after a video of him circulated online, and was reported by "24 Oras" of GMA News. The moment when the MMDA officer put himself on the hood of the car just to prevent an alleged rogue driver. The driver allegedly hit something or someone, which was why the officer tried to stop it by throwing himself on the hood. Several cameras from motorists have captured the scene, showing different angles of the exhilarating chase.

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Another video post that recently went viral is that of a young boy crying his heart out because he doesn't want to write the letter 'B'. The video was uploaded by Jasmin Lagman, and who narrated to Inquirer that it was the first time that her son was attending school. The mom helped 4-year-old Kent practice writing since he could not play until he finishes tracing the letters. Apparently, he really did not like writing, but could not do anything about it.

Source: KAMI.com.gh