Ina na nambugbog sa 8-anyos na anak dahil hindi agad nakauwi, kakasuhan
- A mother in Rodriguez, Rizal, was filmed physically assaulting her son after he failed to return home in the afternoon
- According to the report of Balitanghali, the child's grandmother was seen hitting him with a slipper and trying to force him home
- Concerned residents alerted barangay officials, leading to a police investigation
- The pregnant mother claimed she lost control due to fatigue after allegedly searching for her son all day
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A mother was caught on video physically assaulting her eight-year-old son in Rodriguez, Rizal, after he failed to return home for an entire day.
Source: UGC
According to a report by EJ Gomez on Balitanghali Thursday, the footage showed the child struggling to escape while pleading with his mother.
“Ma, nahihiya na ako dito, eh. May mga tao rito. Ma, ayoko na po! Ma, ayoko na po!” the child cried out.
Moments later, the mother punched the boy.
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The mother then threatened and asked her child, if he wanted her to strangle him.
“Gusto mong sakalin kita?” asked the mother. “Ayoko! Ayoko na po!” answered the kid.
The child continued to struggle until his grandmother arrived. Instead of stopping the assault, the grandmother also struck the child three times with a slipper.
She then tried to pull the child away, but he refused to go with her.
The video, which lasted over seven minutes, captured the boy screaming as he was forcibly taken inside the house.
Concerned residents reported the incident to barangay officials, who then alerted the police.
Investigators found that the child had been sent to buy cigarettes but instead spent the money on toys and was only found at 5 p.m.
The mother, three months pregnant, claimed she lost control due to exhaustion from searching for him.
“Kaya ko lang din na ganu’n ‘yung anak ko, sa sobrang pagod na po nanghihina ako dahil namutla na rin po ako, hindi ko na kaya. Pagod na pagod na ako," she explained.
The child later admitted that he had stayed out to play, fearing punishment when he returned.
“Umiyak ako nang umiyak. Tapos natatakot po akong umuwi, kasi mapapagalitan ako eh,” the boy said.
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, as well as to the senses, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable. Traffic altercations or issues are also among those that capture the attention of netizens since they occur on a day-to-day basis.
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