Asia's Lost Generation: The Hidden Cost Of COVID-19 On Philippines' Youth | Insight | Full Episode 

but so many Filipinos live online. Maybe that is why it is very slow the internet.

Lmao,I know right these people live on FB and tik tok even while there supposedly going hungry. Check the stats which country uses the most social media

That’s because Filipinos are internet dependent especially the young ones , as we compare Phil to other countries . Try to look up the statistic of internet users , who tops ?

That's what you deserve when you turn against the US and declare yourself an ally of Communist China. 😐😐😐

@@John77Doe it’s the presidents fault for doing that don’t blame the people.

Don't think they would. But probably some help considering one of the interviewers is Filipino.

Can we donate to this kid’s family, CNA?

Many more families could be interviewed.

@@richardgroenland1481 agreed

You can donate to the local community in cities in the Philippines no need to give your money to cna tho. There's a lot of information out there where you can donate if you are a Filipino you know and you should know where it is and not to be blinded.

That's the norm in places like this. it's not uncommon to drive around the Philippines and see kids under the age of 9 peddling a bike with a sidecar full of scrap metal while holding their youngest sibling (Who is maybe 2-3 years old) on busy city streets. What's more messed up is that if you enforce child labor laws to "protect" them and keep their "innocence" you're just gonna kill that entire family faster. If only the adults work the entire family might not be able to eat.

12:14 The country's economic managers have estimated one year of school closure has cost the economy USD $4.5 Million... This is a ridiculously small number. It almost HAS to be an error.

Yan comment mo ang isa sa ginagamit ng international media kaya gustong gusto nila na I-feature ang kahirapan ng PH kung Pilipino ka mag-comment ka sa tagalog para di naman nila.tayo lalong ilugmok..not here to debate, just saying my opinion

You got your facts straight. Thank you. Cause God knows pinoys dislike pointing the finger at themselves or looking at the mirror. When innocent mouths and soul are born there is an obligation to give the best chance for children, a home health and future. But statistically pinoy families like having plenty of children with little money to go around. The Jeepney drivers collecting Ayuda in Commonwealth QC complaining the 4000 PHP Ayuda is KULANG because he has 4 kids and a wife to feed.... Pare, the problem isn't covid, the problem is your life choices (aswell as the other men and women in the millions who chose this path). August 2019, social emergency on teen pregnancies... HINT HINT. Too bad pinoys lack critical thinking to understand this It's just BAHALA NA!!!!

So if Philippines is less privileged, how about Myanmar, Syria, and North Korea? Hope the youths there will get help.

@@dyVal Whatever happen to caring for yourself too. You can't help everybody.

@@brentvillanueva15 Everybody has their own daily challenges. I had an early adult mindset at 10 years old. lol Never had a normal childhood, only books +supporting family tiny business, then only working. Believing I really survived it from earth to space and back to earth, aka Soul crushed and Spirit died lol but all revived through deep, sincere prayers + hard work. Thus, my perspective in peace, self-awareness, and positive motivation. Fortunate for the lessons in my life experience, otherwise, I will only be a listener and watch only. Stay safe. Peace.

Converting the impoverished to Evangelical Protestantism isn't going to improve their lives. 😐😐😐

Education begins at home and some at school education of birth control should be discuss at home plus at school it is a crime in the eyes of god if you can’t feed your children,it is a crime in the eyes of god when their children are stilling money,other materials from their neighbors,the thieves reason they don’t have enough money

If you really support Filipinos, don't proselytize them into your culture and religion.

@@ProximaCentauri88 Freakin NPA prostelyzer. Du30 declared war on the NPA and will eradicate them. 😠😠😠

Philippines is not aiming for international competition. only private schools are able to spend more than necessary for such endeavors.

@@se7ene11even-o1p You don't need a lot of money to teach the basics PROPERLY...and (from my own experience) that is not happening.

@@grahamw56 no, if all people do their best even without proper salary. but people put effort in accordance to their salary. if you pay less they do less. pay more and they would even spend more time than necessary.

@@grahamw56 i think Philippines has the basics covered but the commentor said 'internationally competitive'. having proper basic education wont put you anywhere in international competition.

In a country where there is no jobs, what's the point of educating the people. Hong Kong calls the Philippines Maid Land. Filipinas with undergraduate degrees are only qualified to be maids in Hong Kong. Filipino medical doctors are nurses in the United States. 😐😐😐

Thank you for your kindness and help sir ...hope you will contact them . God bless to all of the people who are so generous and thinks like you.

I know what you mean ... I wish they would provide direct contact info because I trust umbrella aid less ... but I guess privacy concerns ...

Thank you so much. Hope you are able to search him up. ❤🤲🏼💛🙏🏼

Hi Cole Incarnato, this is Melissa Chi, one of the producers for this episode. We are working with a local NGO to help make arrangements for Jonathan's education and coordinate the overwhelming response to help Jonathan. Once everything is finalised, we will make an announcement here via the CNA Insider official account. We ask for your patience and thank you for your offer to help.

Me too.

The youth are having children at alarming rates even before post secondary. August 2019 was a social emergency on teen pregnancies. And the cycle of breeding stupidity continues. Bonus fact:. The youth and young adults are glued to their phones and the Philippines is top rated I the world as internet users, spending the most time on social media. 2ne bonus fact:. Philippines is ranked one of the lowest in math science and literacy.

Mental health of the youth of the Philippines? How about youths in Myanmar, Syria, and North Korea? Hope the youths there will get help.

This might be one of consequences of this pandemic, but this can be the number one killer than those directed by Covid-19, in other nations it is even worse. Our neighboring countries, especially the rich Asian nation such as China, South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, India are experiencing record breaking suicide recorded deaths. We are still fortunate, even though we are feeling the heavy burden today, if we manage to get things right again, perhaps we can still turn things around to our favor. Let's hope.

@@dyVal alright I guess we need to be glad that youth are experiencing depression because you know atleast Philippines isn't at war or dictatorship

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It's because of the lack of sex education here, hell, condoms and birth controls are thought to be bad because most people here are Christians.

@@guragurashaak7383: Correction, most of the people are Catholics.

@@islandgirl8199 Correction: Catholicism is a branch of Christianity.

@@guragurashaak7383 I don't think birth control is seen to be bad on Christianity. I think it's just the mindset of some people that think that they can handle kids when they pyshicaly and financially can't.

pag inggit pikit

@@methujeraya tama, 🤣🤣🤣

Reminds me of someone I know who's family was once rich and owns a large amount of land here in Quezon City were part of it we now own and live in. When they were young they didn't take studying seriously and instead had fun, drugs and gambling. All of the siblings end up not even finishing highschool. When their parents died they didn't know how to manage their properties hence all of it was sold or taken by the bank. Currently they live as squatters near our home, and most of the siblings has drug related crime records.

@@omgkeuri734 omg thats what happen when they dont have education

meh even without corruption Philippines still has a vast range of problems that has been unanswered for quite some time its rather quite a challenge to focus on poverty alone.

@@shiroyuki_ True, yet one less...very... big problem can come a long way though

Tell me how corruption directly affected a Jeepney driver, currently being affected by global oil price increases, the driver who collected 4000 PHP relief /Ayuda 3 months ago, a Jeepney driver that does not pay INCOME TAX, and the driver who has 4 kids and a wife to feed WITH the 4K PHP relief cash... Was it corruption or his life's decisions or perhaps his parents decisions and his grandparents decisions on how kids should be raised. Here's a hint, the Jeepney driver with 4 kids are at high risk of being JUST like him with close to zero chance of a fruitful future..... Bonus hint. Since 60s till now population growth is STILL HIGH.

Look up how much the DOE is being allocated. The department of education has the highest funding from the government. But is the education we received from them even worth it in this highly competitive market? They don't teach people about sex, about taxes, about being financially responsible, family planning what's worst is that there are parts of the Philippines history that is left out.

@@brentvillanueva15 yes it is sad that those who don't pay taxes, specifically income tax barks the loudest when it comes to government assistance.

Hard when the Roman Catholic Church gets in the way.

That's assuming everyone has access to that information and contraceptives

It's not uneducation it's religion. Catholic

@@shirleyursulakimwong7005 exactly , the Catholic Church has a lot to answer for

Poverty makes it easier for these religious cult to convert them into their fake propaganda

YES.... It does not matter WHO IS PRESIDENT.. They all steal and make Filipinos take it up the butt thru fear or lies..

@@SlimjimMK11 I understand where you are coming from. But these are times that ordinary people like us should become the light and hope to the people around us. We should openly speak out to organizations that causes harm to us. Although I still believe that our government can still change for the better.

@@ronberi7773 You hold that thought and tell me in say ,, 5 years..

@@SlimjimMK11 The masses have had the same linear growth of mediocrity, poverty and poor for 50 years. Pandemic is not to blame. It's culture.

@@oliviaaraneta476 Where did you read that anyone is blaming the scamdemic?? We were discussing how thru corruption which is part of Philippine culture the country is always poor... Nothing changes... The scamdemic has nothing to do with life here.. Have not had freedom from disease in over 50 years... And now there is cholera in the NCR.. It never ends.... Cholera is a sure winner to encourage tourists and business investment to come here.

well poor people watched too many operas so their IQ levels drop. Well not the poor, they have no TV. But the pretebtious middle classes.

@@eduardochavacano Good thing ABSCBN has no franchise.

Lack of budget. Lack of income tax payers (direct tax versus indirect tax) Who pays to rebuild cities and provinces when natural disasters (and now covid 19) tax payers, and money borrowed domestic and foreign. If ONLY we had a smaller population with fewer children to feed their would be more money going around..... But Philippines LOVES having big families... Cause "having more children is more blessings."

The DOE actually has a big funding they have the biggest in fact its just them not using it the money so where do you think the money goes.

@@brentvillanueva15 Dapat isisi mo yan sa Catholic..

@@acousticcovermusicph why? Halos lahat naman catholic mga Tao sa pinas?

Take care.

take care. we love you.

@@ronberi7773 thank u!

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Yes like leni. 😊

@@cindycristobal8738 ,🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes the Dilawan is an example🤣🤣🤣

facts, just look at the current administration.

As well wish that they don't marry and have kids at their age, they are going reverse. They chose to have kids instead of going to college or high school to study. They run after their fleshly desires to succumb to poverty later on.

True but I am so sad 😭 about the recently Philippines typhoon rai

If all Filipinos would come home, there will be no remittances from OFWs which is a big chunk of the Philippine economy. I hope that the elected President next year would make a big difference in eradicating corruption, uplifting education, and alleviating poverty. 🎀🌸💗

@@floidee who needs remittance if the there's a goob paying job in Philippines

@@Meowtomee The reason manufacturing is not being developed is because Philippines is just a source of cheap expendable labor.. Why build a factory when you can make money being an agent to sell OFWs..

@@Meowtomee it will happen very soon the Jubilee for Philippines in 2005 that been hindered by Cabal Elites will come to an end

@@akocran1987 Oh boy prepare to be disappointed.

I am a Filipino and it breaks my heart to see the situation of the poor family in our society while there is left and right corruptions in the government. Every payday I donate to ABS CBN Foundation to help feed a number of poor families and I do trust this foundation.

We want more babies here. The more the merrier. Childrens are like moneys

Id rather not have you donate at all. Help the people closest to you. Let us deal with our problems

Hello Hanne Stogaard Moller. You can connect to Jessica Soho or GMA News...they have facebook... and they will assist you in looking and searching these children in our country.

@@reijiorochi I have the same idea I'd rather give straight to the family than give to the foundation, because I knew they will receive it.

Tama, marami akong kakilala, sinisisi ang gobyerno sa personal failure nila. Swerte nga nila ngaun kaliwa't kanan ang mga scholarship grant. May mga MOOCS din na pwede kang matuto ng libre. May tesda online pa. Tamang dahilan lang ang kailangan para maging bulag sa mga advantages na eto

he's a brat no doubt. my daughter is now on her third year enrolled in a government school (college). she's relying on our surplus PC for online classes and our internet connection had just recently improved after more than a year of up and down connection.

@@rising_sun4441 See? Kung gusto maraming paraan. Actually kung d nya babaguhin ang mentality nya, a college degree won't make a difference. Lalamunin lang sya ng buhay ng realidad pagkatapos ng college. Yung mga kakilala ko na puro sa gobyerno ang sisi bawat problema, ayun kahit naka-graduate tambay ang kinalalabasan. Bkit? KC nag-e-expect sila na spoon feeding lahat sa kanila ng gobyerno at walang sariling diskarte

I know huh he can do it he has all the advantages wdym you can’t study I got so triggered he is just a brat. I

EXACTLY

Nah. These type people have been breeding the same for the past 60 years. The father at 47 years old already has a grandchild. Cycle continues. Anak pa more wlang pera.

Yes, never again to Dutertes and Marcoses.

@@agentorange4635 and whats the solution? after marcos the "opposition" was in power and they did nothing to the people .

@@agentorange4635 nigga who do you think were in-charge in the interim of those two? They're all crooks.

@@francotiradorfilipino9057 I mean if you guys are saying marcos is a bad guy what about the people that came after why were there no progress. Just saying atleast marcos put up big project to make the lives of Filipinos comfortable. And if the previous administration were good why didn't theydo anything. Remember lots of people are still poor before dutertes admin

I agree, but there might be some good changes coming up. I think Converge is teaming up with Elon Musk's Starlink for a connection directed by a satellite, but there might be so many factors, in which if they piled up (one that includes some unforeseen circumstances, such as typhoons, earthquakes, and hard to reach places could pose threat to the speed and bandwidth). If those places were remote, it could also affect the latency. However, I am still hopeful that Philippines will still be a great nation. We are slowly moving virtually, and perhaps we could use our massive virtual presence to something fruitful.

Oh they know.. like everything else.. BUT when the total income tax paying populous is low, a direct tax which is the #1 form of revenue for this country (while other countries are taxed higher and receive much more from the masses) how can you invest across the board in each sector / program (even programs that help the millions of poor, and even the SUBSIDIZED gas money for Jeepney drivers as of yesterday) when there is not ENOUGH budget to help the 110 million people here? You see, this is where MOST pinoys fail to understand and the reason why POPULATION control / reproductive health care was BEGGED by all past administrations including the Marcos days in the 70s to control population growth because it was rising exponentially faster than economic growth. This and your comment on education (lack of budget /focus) is a direct result of that. People decided to Anak pa more with wlang pera without a good financial foundation from the onset... A cycle from 60 years ago. This is the same for healthcare... Available hospital beds are for a population of 65 million!!!!!

thank you! :)

Its nice to see them smile. I'm happy they can smile and go to bed hungry, uneducated and pray all day waiting for blessings!

This family needs to be told not to have lots of kids,this country is over populated this country needs counseling

The Philippines isn't a place to make grave decisions such as having kids you can't afford. Unlike the US, the government don't have social programs such as WIC, welfare assistance, etc, so Filipinos must be careful in their decisions

@@pah6539 Yes, there ARE such programmes in place, here in the Philippines. The Church is not helping matters though !

It is really tough to actually implement that, but what Elon Musk will do with his Starlink will be so revolutionary in the 7 to 10 years, and that could actually improve the speed of the internet and make it available to everyone regardless of how remote your place is. Also, I hope we can actually make use of our heads, we are merely relying to technology, we should find ways to actively engage our minds with the tools (technology) that enhances it, not in the same that is harmful or a liability to the ones who own it. Also, we haven't put our priority or focus on the sciences and mathematics: Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and teaching our youth how to be financially literate. I think what stagnates our society is the cycle of mistakes that we repeatedly do, and multiply those who rely on alms and monetary aids. In short, we are causing more problems. We only give them a fish to live a day, but they never know how to catch their own fish.

Inequality in the distribution of wealth in the country is the consequence of massive corruption in the present administration.

Sad to know that despite all of this factors, many still chose to marry at such a young age and that only shows that the causes of poverty is directed to themselves, and the cycle of being poor continues in each successive mistakes being committed over and over again.

True

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 and then they blame government... Why is that? Cause certainly any educated person would know, it's not the governments fault.

@@oliviaaraneta476 the problem is, travel ban was not imposed in the first place. kung may malasakit sila sa iba, bakit sa atin wala?

@@siliconimplantfordinner4842 you fail to understand the point of the original post. The parents before the pandemic had jobs that couldn't even afford 9 kids in the first case... And they didn't save for a rainy day before the pandemic. Pandemic is not the problem, the problem is anaking pa more with wlang pera and no family planning. Look up the statistics on population growth, family size and poverty threshold.

@@oliviaaraneta476 you're the one who's not understanding the point. the government's job is to atleast fix what the last aministration failed to do. kung naghihirap na, dadagdagan mopa ba?

@@siliconimplantfordinner4842 The job of the government is to enforce and to keep the masses educated enough given their resources. Also, it is UP to the masses to exercise self discipline aswell. It is what the PEOPLE can do for the country, NOT what the country can do for you. GOD knows how *undisciplined* this country is. Pasaways and people who can't even practice how to 1. Family plan. 2. Follow street traffic laws. 3 Philippines known for "Filipino time" 4. Borrow money and be in debt in order to have a big birthday party. 5. Be reminded on the kalye "bawal umihi ditto" 6. Throw garbage in the waste basket where it's suppose to go. Do I need to list more? Pinoys HATE looking at the facts, and ALWAYS THINK money grows in the rice fields. How can a country improve if 1. Population grows exponentially faster that economic growth past 60 years. 2. Average family size is 5.0++ 3. Average age 25. 4. Less than a THIRD of the working population pays INCOME tax /direct TAX. 5. Money being spent to repair year after year natural disasters. Last and not least. Tell me how it's the governments fault that;. A Jeepney driver in Commonwealth NCR collecting Ayuda of 4000 PHP says it's KULANG because he has 4 kids and a wife to feed? The government/charities/social welfare and programs *can't help people who can't help themselves* That's the CYCLE in the Philippines. People breeding mediocrity, and the BAHALA NA CULTURE gets the best of them. What's next? People eating garbage food and living in cemeteries? Oh people already do, and start having babies living THAT way.

They should make fundraiser for all these kids

Hi Lea Silto, this is Melissa Chi, one of the producers for this episode. We are working with a local NGO to help make arrangements for Jonathan's education and coordinate the overwhelming response to help Jonathan. Once everything is finalised, we will make an announcement here via the CNA Insider official account. We ask for your patience and thank you for your offer to help.

@@MelissaChi Thank you very much for information!!! I will follow your channels 😊

Exact, the man in the begging who is 47 has a grandchild he feeds.... Guess his kids are useless too.

Exactly irresponsible parents

@@brentvillanueva15 can't expect too much from children when their parents don't have the finances to support their education. Corrupt government and irresponsible parents will continue to fuel the problem

Lack of ACCESS to family planning methods and sex education. The Congress passed the Reproductive Health Law which will provide these people access to contraceptives and other family planning methods for FREE and sex education to teenagers, but the entire country went crazy and immediately challenged the law and asked that it be nullified. So we should not be blaming these people, we should be blaming the overly conservative Filipinos who refused to acknowledge that free public access to family planning methods and sex education can help solve our population and teen pregnancy problems.

@@lemonsquare457 well, still they were the individual who committed those acts in the first place. Im just stating that its not just the government to be blamed of, as the father stated on the video that he doesnt have any faith to the government. Everything is messed up in the Philippines bruh, even though there was no sex education or whatsoever education that is being implemented in the first place, its the parents role to not let their kids suffer in a severe state of living, and they have the capabilities to think, its their decision and choice to be in that situation. Imagine having 9 kids without even thinking if they were able to handle that number for living.

Different fathers same mother

And the cycle of more children with less money to invest in them continues. The story of the Philippines nobody likes to talk about because culturaly being rich with children is good cause you'll get more blessings from the church!

Same thoughts here.

So,true!

The rich and middle middle class have less children with a higher household income per capita. While the lower middle class, poor and poverty have more children / bigger family size with a MUCH lower household income per capita Why is that? Let that sink in. Facts lang.

Agree! I made my kids watch this and asked for them to write reaction papers. It took them awhile to finish it due to the emotional aspect of the subject, but I think the realizations that came with it are worth the heartache.

Political speak for "we have no fuckin clue what to do"

What u see here is not all like that for the entire Philippines...my place is an example. I think it depends on the government officials that handle a certain place. What is being presented here or shown is seem to be so selective in an area and quite exaggerated..and the people shown seemed to be an old vid... The government have a 4P'S program that caters the poorest among the poor and their education up to college is free..it seems to be untrue, are they paid for this interview to make things appear desperate or are they members of the communist party of the Philippines? There is no such thing as child labor,.. bec in my place gadgets are really given and internet are free too. The tablet given to my child by the govt who is in college is an Ipad, that is quite expensive and my children have all gadgets... How can they not go to school??what is their brgy officials doing and not enlisting them in the 4p's programs??? Education is free in the Philippines for all government institutions...

Thank you Kevin.

@@danilosrcalapan5751 have you travelled out of your comfort zone?! What happens to you doesn't happen somewhere else. You are so cocooned in your bubble that you think everything is rainbows and butterfly somewhere else lmao.

@@ronberi7773 Walang Anuman 🇨🇦😊🇵🇭

One of the reasons we always get frustrated and disappointed is beacuse we rely too much to much to a leader. I agree that we must elect "correct" leaders. But we should not put all our hopes in them. Let's do best in everything we do. If you're a student or a worker, doesn't matter, just do your best. Because in the end of the day, we are those who will open oportunities for ourselves with or without the government's help. And by then we can also help our fellow citizens.

@@pmhernane3903 EXACT. End of day it's about choices. Being self disciplined. It's not what the country can do for you but what YOU can do for your country. For the life of me, I DO NOT understand why people don't understand why poor poverty and suffering exists still in the Philippines at a high degree. I DO NOT understand why people and generations don't family plan and have more children they can't afford risking children's future because money is spread so thin. Only in the Philippines we are known to splurge and be in debt to have parties, we are known to have "Filipino time" and we are reminded on the kalye "bawal umihi ditto" and we throw garbage and litter on the street when we should keep it clean... Almost most of the time a good country is as good as the parents raising their children and making wise decisions in life.... The cycle of poor minded pinoys has been breeding exponentially... To the point where we are normalizing Pagpag and living in cemeteries. "Bahala na"

@Tomoee You can't even spell correctly. Did you get your education from a sari sari store? Lol. Go to sleep, child.

I've learned that no matter who becomes the new leader, nothing much will do the difference. It's just hopeless to trust and rely much on the leaders. We must individually learn to uplift ourself and our families to become functional in the society and can sustain our living.

No leader is good enough for the demanding self-righteous Filipinos be it Jesus. Even Jesus himself has bashers and haters, what more any mere politicians?! 🤦‍♀🙄

"Proceeds to ignorantly say his country is the best"

"53rd among 53 countries on covid response and resilience" 🤡

Sadly, after all of those projects and acts... Seems like nothing changed

Spot on!

Oh there are many of them! Hard for all these minions to see when they choose to be blind!

Actually, considering our situation with a lack of equipment plus being a tourist destination, the country actually performed pretty well when it came to it's COVID response. I wouldn't say it was perfect because it's pretty obvious that it isn't, but with all the things our country is lacking, the admin did okay (just okay tho).

You can't really fight it the philippines is lacking with virus prevention I could say it is lack of technology provided to these people. But we need people going in to fuel our economy. If we had any type of production or some way to get money this would not be as bad. But i think the department of education could've done something for this.

also I think you forgot that most jobs in the Philippines are in a service sector so it's hard to make a change

I agree and would be willing to contribute directly or through a "reliable source". This is unbelievable that people have to live like this in 2021. These children are the future of the Philippines and are not getting the support for their schooling... SHOCKING!

Baka may makahanap ng fb ng mama o papa niya. Willing din akong magdonate

@@shairraalpasan8856 they have no phone Shairra. I wish i could help too.

Try CNA Insider. Their correspondent will know how to contact those families.

Hi Ho Wee Chuen, this is Melissa Chi, one of the producers for this episode. We are working with a local NGO to help make arrangements for Jonathan's education and coordinate the overwhelming response to help Jonathan. Once everything is finalised, we will make an announcement here via the CNA Insider official account. We ask for your patience and thank you for your offer to help.

I think, as a student modules are not enough even with cellphone its super hard. Your premises are valid but arent we concluding too much hastily? There are no discussions just banking the informations,a flaw tbh.

@@zoelu_peaz2332 I said modules are not very good - but aren't they better than dropping out?

@@zoelu_peaz2332 and plus some parents.. especially the uneducated parents doesn't even understand the module. That's why it's much better talaga nga Face to face rather than eh home school at module and mga young students. But I just hope mas lalong bababa Ang cases Ng Covid and people should just really Get vaccinated... Why are people being so paranoid... I believe our government wouldn't even dare to kill it's people. A lot of us already are vaccinated. Why can't others na maarte wouldn't?. It's fine na Kong may mga allergies ka... Exception nayon Pero Kong Wala Naman... It's for the safety of all. And plus the The government should really build some Hospitals and give more funds sa Health care especially at this pandemic... Seeing the Budgets of the government..they don't even know how to prioritize their budgets...

FB is free douchebag ..Data is not

I agree. With respect to imprisonment for those men who don't take care of the children they have, perhaps should face imprisonment. Prison may be the answer but it won't resolve the main problem which is lack of education and planned parenthood. The prison will definitely be over crowded which is why the government won't enforce deadbeat fathers

The Philippines already implements capitalism wdym? or you mean dissolve the state? or go full capitalist? and as for the law you're proposing, I can only imagine the consequences, more illegal abortions, more household violence, etc. I think an increase in budget for RH law is a more apt approach.

Tama ka diyan, anak ng anak wala naman maipakain. Matagal na yung ganyang kwento na mahirap ang magulang pero madaming anak. Karamihan ng mga nakikita mo sa mga ganitong mahihirap na na-iinterview sandamakmak ang anak.

Why are you trying to blame them instead of helping 🤔 🙄 😒

@@rolandliggayu1070 it was a constructive criticism.

I am waiting for CNA Insider to report something negative about Singapore. CNA Insider is like the paid demolition man of the government of Singapore. They attack other countries to make the other countries look bad and only Singapore is very good. Karma will soon get back to Singapore.

The story downplayed efforts by civic individuals and Non- government organizations, even if the situation is the same. There are efforts to empower the people so that they don't end up as their "statistics" show. The culture here is "what doesn't kill you will only make you stronger" as anywhere in the world in this situation. It's only such through portrayal without balanced sides presented that something intended to be good becomes a poison to those who they seek to cure. It will only plant in the mind of the Filipino youth ,the seed of the "culture of victim mentality"... Now that is not the result or effect we want ,would we?

How about youths in Myanmar, Syria, and North Korea? Hope the youths there will get help.

@@dyVal One country at a time... We're not the UN or the Justice league here 😏

@@junhyunsang8348 Its doable for the elites. lol Respect for UN and CNA. The report summary should state that the Philippines could be one of the worst place to live during Pandemic but the countries with active war is another level. Why did they forgot those countries with active war? Research engine limited? lol Anyways, if for this clip, all youths globally will COUNT THEIR BLESSINGS, NOT FEEL DEPRESSED AND SAY NO TO SUICIDE because they need to watched the oppressed. Unbelievable but if it helps, hope it will. Actually possible sources of youth suicidal in first world countries are bullying, parents violence and bullying to the youth. These bullies are just passing the stress from their social connections mostly from work. If the adult could only learn how to handle stress management, there will be no bullies. Youths may decide but if the nearby adult are bullies. Perhaps, its time to address that society issue too.

are you talking about panot? yes he has no heart for yolanda people😡😡😡

@@jericlester8765 yeah, him and du30.

What are you talking about? The new cases reported is going down because the number of people infected are really going down. Even Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam have decreasing number of infected cases. Why would the Philippines be different?

Could it be a case of LYING JUST TO KEEP THEIR JOBS??// It is just corruption to keep the hospitals rich..(Even govt. hospitals get kickbacks from drug companies).

Yeah its true. Hospitals are at close to 100% capacity with many more patients coming in and yet reported cases are going down in the Philippines. Does not make sense?

@@user-gb2sw2no3l You are lying. lol.

@@wavemaker2077 I am lying? Go to any hospital today and see for yourself! Btw, I dont trust the "official" figures from the Dept of Health, cause we all know they often manipulate it!

Hi Deliverance Ministry Occult, this is Melissa Chi, one of the producers for this episode. We are working with a local NGO to help make arrangements for Jonathan's education and coordinate the overwhelming response to help Jonathan. Once everything is finalised, we will make an announcement here via the CNA Insider official account. We ask for your patience and thank you for your offer to help.

the virus will never be eliminated. we still have chicken pox, polio, flu and more viruses that caused epidemics.

It's already freaking late. Government is fucked up so Philippines is also fucked up. If the children are uneducated, majority will grow up criminals.

@Jen It is election time.. They are busy looking after themselves and making threats to the citizens..

@Jen so sino pala ipalit mo

@@floidee it's not the entire country lol. It's only a small portion of the country that needs help. And plus majority of the country is actually has had an education (97% has had an education). But there still is a 3% out there that need help and I think if even just one Filipino isn't getting a proper education, then we aren't doing enough. But at least we aren't fucked up yet.

@@Soviet_duck1991 97%? that's not true lol source?

The problems caused need long term solns. A free tablet, food packs and one-time vaccine isnt going to be enough. Most of these kids will remain OSY (out of school youth) even after "normal" resumes, worse some will become CICL (children in conflict w the law). Without systemic govt overhauls, we will continue to suffer long after Covid ends

Quote: You didn't mention that all public school students were provided with tablet with free data. Unquote. That is nonsense. Don't tell lies.

@@grahamw56 what nonsense?are you living here.. I'm living in Manilawhy Don't you follow the Facebook page of Manila so you could backread..you cannot blame all the problems to the government..people should at least help themselves by not having too many kids they cannot support..

Me too 👍 but how…

Pure Propaganda..there would be more deaths and hunger if it was still under the Liberal Party.They would be left alone with no help or we would have less Vaccines than what we have now. Here in Germany where I live..there is no such Thing like Ayuda..either you have Money to buy stuff or you dont eat at all. No free stuff from the government like in the Philippines

True it is the media that over emphasized the news they are bringing to the people...Filipinos are very resilient..

Mostly population. Just look at the countries population growth since the 60s. I find it alarming how population growth grew exponentially higher than economic growth. So is it better to have a large family and hope quality jobs can be created by the people? Or should man and woman family plan and then decide based on income how many kids they should have? That said, what part of corruption is involved in family decisions? Wait... August 2019 Philippines declared Social Emergency on Teen Pregnancies......... Is this a product of corruption too?

@@brentvillanueva15 corruption was not the only focus of my statement. I also included education and religion. How can squatters think for quality life and numbers of kids to raise when they aren't educated enough to understand life values. Corruption degrades the quality of education today. Try going to public schools and see for yourself.

It's not corruption. If it was corruption from the past and till now, why has the Philippines been breeding since the 60s when it was 27 million.. and it's 2021 with 110 million. So in 60 years, 83 million people increase while there's corruption and money stealing????

@@brentvillanueva15 The population increase didn't somehow happened actually in 60's, pretty sure it happened in the middle of martial law which is the 70's

@@koppii2 Nope. Was pretty linear since the 60s.

I seem to remember when they tried to help each other.. It was called COMMUNITY PANTRY.. They were RED TAGGED as communists and given a very hard time by the Govt,. and those calling themselves DDS.... Some were even threatened with arrest...Because they were showing how easy it was to get food to starving people... After doing all that to the organizers these HYPOCRITES then lined up with their relatives and took the free food..

@@SlimjimMK11 regardless they could still continue to help, if that's what thier true intentions are. Also community pantries are not new, iv know alot of organization from the start of the pandemic help without media mileage up until now they are still doing it.

@@Napibooi So are you triggered about the red tagging or the HYPOCRICY off DICTURTE AND HIS STINKING SUPPORTERS..?

@@SlimjimMK11 nope, just saying they can still continue to help people regardless what people say. If that's really thier intentions. After the media fiasco where are they now? They stopped.

@@Napibooi No need to continue.. The dictator has stopped saying SHOOT THEM ALL DEAD and the fool realized that they need money and food.. And after the various barangays and others have stolen some, the rest is handed out.. Usual corrupt stuff... I am sure you know about it..

And because of that (lack of education), the most popular candidate in the 2022 elections is the son of a dictator...

@@guragurashaak7383 *sigh*

@@pushslice I guess its better to move abroad. If only it was that easy though.

Duterte also said that they(poor) should just die of hunger and he doesn't care.

@@leks7954 dont lie.. its against in the eyes of the son of men.

For them canned sardines is like foods in a michelin star restaurant.. fck our government.. they even shutdown one of the tv channels here in this pandemic time.. new thousands of people are jobless thanks to them.. they shut it down bcoz it criticize the gov LOL!

....And that imaginary 'God' person allows little kids to starve and die, etc, etc. Thanks kind imaginary 'God' thing. durrr !

@@DM-bs2oz man I miss yey

You are right.

Its easier to said then done many of the farmers here in the philippines are still in very hard poverty some of them cant even by new seeds to plants and because of global warming the philippines is always been hit by supertyphoons 10 times a year so many of the plants die and destroyed . So the farmers have no choice but to get some loans in banks or private loan business to buy new seeds to plants. However many of the farmers dont get that much either because after selling all of their harvest plants they only brought in cheaper price by market sellers so many of them are huge debt and because of that some of the farmers land been taken by banks or being force to sold

@@junjunaizawa7644 Yeah in the city were it’s the same as the rural side except there’s no labor and no food

Yup We are 10 siblings!never got hungry we had plenty to eat in the province our parents are farmers we all finished high school in public schools. Hays mas gusto pa kase nila tumira sa manila ayaw nila mag tanim at umitim sa araw 😂

IT TAKES 4 MONTHS FOR A RICE TO BEAR A GRAIN AND FEW MONTHS FOR A VEGETABLES TO HAVE VEGGIES...OUR GOVERNMENT BUYS OUR RICE GRAIN FOR ONLY 7 PESOS PER KILO THEN OUR BANANA FOR ONLY 8 PESOS PER KILO ITS NOT THAT IDEAL FOR THEM TO COME BACK TO THEIR PROVINCE TO DO THE JUNGLE STUFF, ITS NOT PROFITABLE AT ALL...MY FAMILY IS NOW SELLING OUR LAND FOR US TO START A BUSINESS RATHER THAN WORKING TOO MUCH ON OUR FIELD AND HAVING NOTHING IN THE POCKET!

True, my father and his brothers and sisters were dirt poor but because education was a priority each one of them is quite wealthy now

With the stolen funds coming into light right now, the Duterte administration is now tainted with corruption and lies. Filipinos are disciplined during the first half of the lockdown, but the lack of response and clear plans by the government made most of us think that they are doing the bare minimum. They downplayed COVID putting us all in this situation. How can we help a government that is self-serving most of the time? The government doesn’t even listen most of the time. This is the reality.