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So, during the Delarama fire incident, ₱1.2 million was given for the victims, but only ₱200,000 reportedly made it to the affected families.

Quick math: ₱1.2M − ₱200K = ₱1 MILLION.
And that’s not exactly loose change you find under the sofa. 😏

The records can verify the figures, so maybe this mystery doesn’t need Sherlock Holmes—just a proper accounting of where the missing ₱1 million went.

And with the talk in Masville about the money allegedly ending up in gambling, perhaps the simplest question is:

Was the ₱1.2 million really for the fire victims—or was ₱1 million given a different destination?
Receipts, please. The victims deserve answers. 💸

TUMATAKBONG SK PALANG TO AH! SA WAKAS MAY NAGSALITA NA!

JOMARI REAS, ang lakas mong mag-ingay sa FB, pero bakit biglang tahimik ka pagdating sa alleged estafa issue involving Barrameda? 😏

Bago ka manghusga at manira ng iba, baka naman unahin mong sagutin at linawin muna yung mga alegasyong ibinabato sa’yo. Madali maging keyboard warrior—pero mahirap pala magpaka-accountable.

Alam ba ng mga magulang mo lahat ng mga pangungupal mo? tama ka na Jomari!

Less drama, more answers. 😉

#skgustoligoayaw

So apparently, umabot na sa ganitong level ang political tension para manalo si Reiza Cassanova na pamangkin ni Rey Cassanova.

Based sa kumakalat na message, si Rey Casanova ang itinuturo na nagbanta umano kay Jomari Reas at sa ibang supporters ni Atty. Arcal Astorga, with the message specifically saying na “papatumba” sila kapag hindi tumigil sa pag-iingay at pagsuporta kay Atty. Arcal on the ground.

And here's another detail: according to the same message, Rey is an incumbent kagawad and is also being described as the leader of the so-called “guns, goons, golds (GGG) team.”

Imagine supporting a candidate tapos ang kapalit allegedly is “papatumba.” Hindi na simpleng bardagulan or trashtalkan 'yan. That's language involving an alleged threat to someone's safety.

Whatever side you're on, people should be able to support whoever they want without intimidation or threats.

EVACUEES NEED SAFE FOOD, NOT ANOTHER PROBLEM TO SUFFER FROM.

If families are now complaining of stomach aches after eating food distributed to evacuees, then whoever handled the preparation and distribution needs to answer some serious questions. You cannot simply cook in bulk, hand out food, take pictures, and call it “service” while basic food safety and sanitation are treated as an afterthought.

These families are already displaced and vulnerable. The last thing they need is potentially unsafe food making them sick. Feeding evacuees is not a photo opportunity—it comes with a responsibility to make sure the food is properly prepared, stored, handled, and distributed.
And before anyone starts making excuses, determine what actually caused the reported stomach problems. If improper food handling is confirmed, hold the responsible people accountable and fix the system immediately.

Hindi sapat na may maipamigay. Siguraduhin munang ligtas kainin. Tulong ang kailangan ng evacuees—hindi dagdag na sakit.

What makes this even more questionable is that some members of Team Arcal reportedly do not even own houses within BFFHAI, yet they appear to have easy access to BF amenities whenever they want.

Meanwhile, legitimate homeowners—the very people these amenities are supposed to serve—have to argue, repeatedly follow up, and struggle just to secure a schedule.

If non-homeowners can conveniently use the facilities while actual homeowners face difficulties, then the association should explain what rules govern access, who is being given priority, and whether those rules are being applied equally to everyone.

How can outsiders seemingly get easier access than legitimate homeowners? Where is the fairness in that?