P300,000 na ipambibili sana ng secondhand jeep ng isang driver, nasunog! | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho - video Dailymotion

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Sunog, sumiklab sa Taguig. Kasama sa naabo ang inutang na P300,000 na ipambibili sana ng isang jeepney driver ng segunda manong jeep!  Sa kondisyon ng ilang na-recover na pera, mapapalitan pa kaya ito ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas?  Sa mga gustong tumulong kay Mark, maaaring magdeposito sa:  BANK NAME: BDO KARRIVIN PLAZA CHINO ROCES AVENUE BRANCH  ACCOUNT NAME: MARK JOSEPH PEDE ACCOUNT NUMBER: 005400501878  Panoorin ang video.

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00:00The fires are on the left and right again because things are quickly getting hot.

00:09A while ago, a jeepney driver borrowed P300,000 from his grandchildren for his new house.

00:25Now, the heat of the moment has entered and many of us.

00:31The electric fan is not dead.

00:38But be careful.

00:41Especially what the investigators are looking at right now

00:44in the blazing fire that once burned in Barangay Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.

00:50An overheating fan.

00:56There are more than 50 families affected.

01:00None of us have any belongings left.

01:02The family of the jeepney driver, Mark.

01:05How many years have we been saving all our belongings?

01:08Bus, all of it, none of it, we didn't save anything.

01:10This fire, along with the burned jeepney, is what he is going to buy for his secondhand jeep.

01:18He even borrowed P300,000.

01:22The money is all gone.

01:23I was just staring at it.

01:25All the things you borrowed are gone.

01:27All of a sudden, my family's plan is gone.

01:31Will Mark be able to exchange the burned money for jeepney?

01:44This Tuesday, while Mark was passing by.

01:47Maybe my children were just walking around and someone called me.

01:51Friend, your house is on fire.

01:52I called my wife, but I couldn't reach her.

01:56This is where Mark was dropping off his passengers and he was rushing home.

02:04When I entered, there was a thick smoke.

02:06I could see the front of our house was on fire.

02:09I couldn't see my wife.

02:11I was scared.

02:12Of course, my children are still small.

02:13What happened to them? Are they dead?

02:15Sorry, please.

02:19One of my cousins told me,

02:21Toll, your family is already there.

02:23They are safe.

02:24That's where I was able to live again.

02:26I ran to them.

02:27I cried.

02:29Of course, I felt sorry for them.

02:30They were still young.

02:31That kind of trauma happened to them right away.

02:35The fire was declared as a fire-out at 12 o'clock in the afternoon.

02:40That's where the money sank into me.

02:43That's when my wife started crying.

02:45I couldn't get the money.

02:46I took it from Yoni.

02:47I lost it in my mind.

02:48I told her,

02:49It's just money.

02:50It's better than losing your child.

02:53Mark returned the house they had dropped off.

02:58Hoping that he can recover the money.

03:03I hope there's still something left to live.

03:12When I went to the market,

03:13I saw that the money was broken.

03:16I felt like I was drowning there.

03:24It's good that we were able to save money.

03:27How can we buy things?

03:28We don't have money.

03:29How can we have a place to live?

03:33We don't have a house anymore.

03:35What Mark is most concerned about now

03:38are the burnt money he saved.

03:41Some of these are almost gone.

03:45Only a few are left.

03:49The 1,000 pesos of polymer banknotes

03:52or money made from plastic

03:54were scattered and stuck together.

03:57It's a waste.

03:58It's a waste.

04:00It's the first time we can hold that kind of money

04:02and it's gone.

04:03It's like starting from zero.

04:05Here at the evacuation center in their barangay,

04:08Mark is temporarily locked up

04:10along with his two children

04:12and his wife, May,

04:14who is six months pregnant.

04:16We don't know when we'll be able to leave this place

04:20and where we'll be going.

04:23The burnt money he saved

04:25was wrapped in plastic

04:28and stuck in a plastic container.

04:30This is where I put the money.

04:32When I go to sleep,

04:33sometimes I put it aside.

04:35Sometimes I hide it.

04:36I just want to stay here.

04:38Mark has been a jeepney driver for three years.

04:41I have an extra jeepney.

04:43I bring different types of jeepneys.

04:45Sometimes it's a friend's jeepney.

04:46Sometimes it's a comrade's jeepney.

04:48In the afternoons,

04:50he says his income is often short.

04:53I only earn 2,500 pesos.

04:54Sometimes I earn 800 pesos.

04:56Sometimes it's a friend's jeepney.

04:58Sometimes I earn 800 pesos.

05:00Sometimes I borrow 800 pesos.

05:02I only earn that much.

05:03That's my income for my family.

05:05So Mark borrowed money

05:07to buy a second-hand jeepney.

05:10I was able to borrow 300 pesos

05:12because I loaned it to my husband's uncle.

05:14So we can have our own house.

05:17We saved that money for a long time.

05:19He loaned the rest of the money to his company.

05:22He was able to pay it back every month.

05:24We were planning to build a house in the province.

05:27But Mark needed money

05:29because he's my husband's nephew.

05:30So we borrowed money from him.

05:32Because we're a family,

05:33we should help each other.

05:36It's very important.

05:38We saved that money for a long time.

05:40And that's how it happened.

05:43Who wouldn't cry?

05:47On the other side of the face-out jeepney,

05:50Mark was able to buy

05:52a second-hand traditional jeepney

05:55that was consolidated

05:57and is now part of the cooperative.

06:00That means,

06:01he will still be able to travel.

06:04So I don't mind buying it.

06:06I will still be able to use the jeepney.

06:12If you don't consolidate by bank,

06:14they will consider you a clue room.

06:16You don't have the right to travel.

06:18Because under modernization,

06:20I will only be a member of the cooperative.

06:22Php 600,000 to Php 700,000

06:24is the rehabilitation

06:26of a traditional jeepney.

06:28Php 985,000

06:29is the cost of a modern jeep.

06:31Some jeepneys cost up to Php 2.2 million.

06:34That's painful.

06:35Even if the payment is done,

06:37the unit will not be mine.

06:39Because the unit is not named.

06:42If it's not named,

06:43it will go to the corporation or the cooperative.

06:46That's what the operators don't want.

06:49That's why they don't want to join the program.

06:51Because you will lose your property.

06:54You will lose your livelihood.

06:56The money will be planted.

06:57The loan money

06:58was given to Mark

07:00on Monday.

07:01I didn't give the money

07:03when I didn't have the papers of the vehicle.

07:06Because the papers of the jeep and the deed of sale

07:08came from Bicol.

07:10He told me,

07:11tomorrow we will pay there.

07:13My wife hid it in my son's bag.

07:16Then she hid it in a bag

07:18with pants.

07:20She hid it there.

07:24On Tuesday afternoon,

07:26they talked to the buyer

07:28to pay

07:29and get the vehicle.

07:33But it happened.

07:34It was burned.

07:36There are money safes that can be bought.

07:39Waterproof.

07:40But of course, it's a bit expensive.

07:41The best way still is in the bank.

07:43There is a third party

07:44who can protect our money.

07:46Who will insure your money.

07:51Especially last year,

07:53when their eldest son, Uni, was hospitalized

07:55because of an infection in his blood.

07:57In our 4 days,

07:58we have a bill of P165,000.

08:01We are just balancing

08:02our balance

08:04which is P65,000.

08:06Until now,

08:07we haven't paid yet.

08:09It's hard because

08:10we haven't been able to wake up last year.

08:12We are just about to wake up.

08:14We are just about to wake up.

08:15And then,

08:16we will be burned.

08:18All our savings are gone.

08:20All of a sudden.

08:23We talked to my uncle's wife.

08:24They told us,

08:25let's just talk about the money.

08:28Let's talk about your life first.

08:31Meanwhile,

08:32the jeep that Mark was supposed to buy

08:34was sold to someone else.

08:36So he was just in a hurry

08:38to exchange the burned money

08:40so that he can get it back

08:42from his debt.

08:44I'm very thankful

08:45that I can exchange it.

08:47I don't know where I can get

08:49that kind of money.

08:52According to the Banco Central ng Pilipinas,

08:55or BSP,

08:56they can still exchange

08:58their mutilated banknotes

09:01or lost money.

09:04On the other hand,

09:05the burned money,

09:06like the one Mark was holding,

09:07can only be exchanged

09:09according to their criteria.

09:11In the condition

09:12of Mark's recovered burned money,

09:14is there anything else that can be exchanged?

09:18This Friday,

09:19our team accompanied Mark

09:21to the BSP.

09:28For the 300,000 pesos

09:30that he borrowed from the burned money,

09:33how many can be exchanged?

09:36If there are any.

09:39I hope that they will give me

09:41the money that I can exchange

09:43so that I can solve my problem.

09:49I don't know what's inside.

09:51I'm also shocked.

09:53Next!

09:57To find out

09:58if there is anything else that can be exchanged

10:00from the burned money,

10:02from the 300,000 pesos that Mark borrowed

10:05from the jeepney driver,

10:07our team accompanied him

10:09to the BSP,

10:10or Banco Central ng Pilipinas,

10:13If I can exchange it,

10:14I will be very grateful.

10:17The money was accepted by the BSP.

10:23However,

10:24they will not give an interview

10:26on their assessment

10:28on how much they can exchange.

10:31They will study this further.

10:34The size should be 60% or 60%

10:37of the burned money.

10:41Second,

10:42the signature.

10:43The signature should have

10:45any remaining portion

10:48or part of the BSP Governor's

10:50or President of the Philippines' signature.

10:54Third,

10:55the security thread

10:57that should be seen in the burned money.

10:59They will call me

11:00for approximately 20 days

11:03to find out the result.

11:05Earlier,

11:06Banco Central himself told me

11:08that the burned money should be 60%.

11:12I was shocked inside.

11:14The amount of money that I brought

11:16was only 40% or 50%.

11:19Some of the burned money

11:20was half of the burned money.

11:21Some of the burned money

11:22was not even half of the burned money.

11:23I was really stressed.

11:25I didn't know

11:26what to do.

11:28I couldn't exchange it.

11:30A lot of things were going through my head.

11:33However,

11:34the two security threads

11:38and my signature,

11:40I believe that if they give it to me,

11:42I will be able to exchange the money

11:45so that my problem will be reduced.

11:50So that we can somehow

11:52get out of poverty.

11:55I hope that you will help me.

11:59Meanwhile,

12:00to start something,

12:03the local government of Taguig

12:05gave financial assistance to them.

12:07This was also added by our program.

12:10It really doesn't matter

12:11if you are in poverty

12:12instead of being burned.

12:13It's really zero balance.

12:15It's back to zero.

12:16To our good people,

12:18I hope that you will help us

12:19all who were burned in our place.

12:22Help me with the money that was burned.

12:24I didn't want it

12:26to go to waste.

12:30I hope that you will help us.

12:34Money!

12:35It's gone!

12:38It really doesn't matter

12:39if you are in poverty

12:41instead of being burned.

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P300,000 na ipambibili sana ng secondhand jeep ng isang driver, nasunog! | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

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