OFW na di nakakauwi ng 7 taon, binilhan ng amo ng ticket para makapiling pamilya sa Pasko

- An OFW was able to come home after she was gifted with a free ticket by her Malaysian employer

- She was not able to come home for seven years and now have the chance to spend Christmas with her family

- In a report by GMA Regional TV, Thanie Amoyo Golimlim said that she did not expect that she would receive from her employer

- She was met with a tight hug from her family who had no idea that she was coming home

An OFW who worked in Malaysia for seven years and who has not come home all those years got the chance to be with her family this Christmas after she was gifted with a plane ticket by her employer.

In GMA Regional TV's report, Thanie Amoyo Golimlim said that she did not expect that she would receive such a gift on her birthday.

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She then planned for her flight back home and did not tell her family about it except for an aunt.

When she arrived home, she was met with hugs, and tears, with her mother not ever wanting to let go.

"Masaya talaga ako na kahit ngayon Pasko lang kami nagkita sa tagal ng panahon. Abot-langit ang aking tuwa nang dumating siya," said Nanay Deocelyn, the mother of Thanie.

"Hindi importante ang mga handa, ang importante mabuo ang pamilya, masaya," she added.

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 to almost everyone who get to read about the stories online.

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In another viral news story, a woman from Carcar, Cebu, who died because of eclampsia a week after giving birth to her child, was allegedly taken advantage of after getting buried in the cemetery. According to a report by GMA News, a gravedigger reportedly noticed the coffin lying outside of its grave a day after getting buried. When they checked the woman inside, she was no longer wearing undergarments, and her upper dress was lifted up.

Source: KAMI.com.gh