Misis na gustong magtrabaho sa Maynila, sinaksak umano ng mister; 8 anak, naulila

- A husband allegedly killed his wife after a heated argument over her plan to work in Manila, stabbing her multiple times with a bolo

- The husband reportedly took his own life after the attack and was found inside their home, lying in a pool of blood, TV Patrol reported

- Both were declared dead upon arrival at the Paranas Rural Health Unit; two bladed weapons were recovered from the scene

- The couple left behind eight children, including 3-year-old twins, and their relatives are now seeking emotional and financial support

A tragic domestic incident unfolded in Barangay Tenani, Paranas, Samar, where a 48-year-old farmer allegedly stabbed his 38-year-old wife to death following an argument about her plan to work in Manila, TV Patrol reported.

According to Paranas police, the couple engaged in a heated argument around 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday regarding the wife’s intent to leave for Manila to find employment.

The dispute escalated quickly into violence when the husband allegedly attacked his wife with a bolo knife, stabbing her multiple times in different parts of her body.

Responding officers and members of the Paranas Emergency Rescue Response Team (PERRT) found the woman’s lifeless body in the backyard of their home.

Inside the house, they discovered the husband lying in a pool of blood after he allegedly turned the knife on himself.

Both were rushed to the Paranas Rural Health Unit, but doctors declared them dead on arrival.

Authorities recovered two sharp bolo knives at the crime scene, believed to be the weapons used in the fatal stabbing.

The couple leaves behind eight children, including a pair of 3-year-old twins. In the wake of the tragedy, their relatives are now calling for help.

“Humihingi ng tulong ang kaanak ng mga naulilang bata na nangangailangan ng matinding suporta, hindi lamang sa emosyonal kundi pati na rin sa pinansyal na aspeto,” a family member said.

The heartbreaking incident highlights the urgent need for mental health support and financial assistance for the surviving children.

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, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other news, a 21-year-old was shot by her friend in Tondo, Manila, after being accused of sabotaging his tricycle and stealing ₱700 — accusations she denies. The victim said, “Yun bigla niya akong binaril, sabay umalis kaagad po,” recalling how she was suddenly shot while returning a cart with friends, GMA News reported. She now struggles to work due to her injuries: “Hindi ko na magawa yung magdiskarte, mangalakal, kasi bawal ako magbuhat.” The suspect fled to Bulacan after the incident but was arrested upon returning to Tondo; he confessed and hopes for forgiveness.

Still in other news, five people, including a baby, died in a residential fire in Barangay Buting, Pasig City late Wednesday night. The victims were a 45-year-old man, 39-year-old woman, 15-year-old boy, 11-year-old girl, and a one-year-old boy. Three minors—aged 2, 4, and 13—were injured and suffered breathing difficulties due to smoke inhalation, ayon sa GMA Integrated News. The fire started at 10:46 p.m. and was brought under control by 11:18 p.m., according to the Bureau of Fire Protection.

Source: KAMI.com.gh