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- A “taho” vendor became a recipient of a heartwarming act of kindness from young marine cadets in Pasay City
- The “taho” vendor apparently tripped while peddling the popular street snack, causing the products he’s selling to spill on the road
- A group of marine cadets who witnessed the incident immediately took action by pooling their resources to compensate the vendor for the spilt product
- The video, which was actually recorded in January of 2024, was shared recently by GMA News, which went viral once again
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A heartwarming act of kindness by marine cadets in Pasay City has gone viral, showcasing the spirit of camaraderie and compassion.
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The incident, captured in a video that surfaced online, involved a taho vendor whose wares were accidentally spilled in front of the marine barracks.
According to the video, the taho vendor tripped, causing his entire supply to scatter across the pavement.
Upon witnessing the mishap, Dan Dais II and fellow cadets, who were on liberty leave at the time, immediately took action.
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Instead of simply observing the unfortunate event, they decided to pool their resources to compensate the vendor for his lost income.
The video, which was recorded in January 2024 but uploaded on March 3, 2025, has since resonated with countless viewers, spreading a message of goodwill across social media platforms.
The uploader, Dan Dais II, expressed his hope that the video would inspire others to perform similar acts of kindness.
This act of generosity has struck a chord with netizens, who have praised the cadets for their selflessness.
“Salute!!” a netizen wrote in the recent post of GMA News.
“Awwee thats nice 🥰🥰🥰,” chimed another netizen.
“Godbless you all🇵🇭🙏🏻♥️,” wrote yet another netizen.
“Hats off for these cadets. At least, di lugi si magtataho.❤️,” a commenter wrote.
“Restored my faith in humanity 🩷,” says yet another netizen.
“Eto ang mga tunay na cadete!sana magtagumpay din sila sa buhay❤️❤️❤️,” another netizen observed.
The taho vendor, who likely faced a significant financial setback due to the accident, was very grateful for the cadets' intervention.
Their collective contribution ensured that he could return home with some earnings, mitigating the impact of the incident.
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 just about with everyone.
In other news, James Harrison, the "Man with the Golden Arm," who saved an estimated 2.4 million babies with his rare, antibody-rich blood, has died. He donated blood 1,173 times over 64 years, helping create the lifesaving Anti-D drug for mothers at risk of HDFN, Harrison never missed a donation appointment until his retirement in 2018, with most of his donations coming from his right arm, He passed away in his sleep at 88, leaving behind what Lifeblood CEO Stephen Cornelissen called an "extraordinary legacy."
Still in other news, the remains of the two pilots of the missing PAF FA-50 fighter jet have been located. This was confirmed by the Eastern Mindanao Command (EASTMINCOM). In a report by GMA News, quoting a report by Super Radyo Davao, it stated that the aircraft was found in the rugged terrains of Mount Kalatungan in Bukidnon. According to an earlier statement by PAF, the said fighter jet was on a routine Tactical Night Operations when it went missing.
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