VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Photos of activists ALTERED, post not a call vs communists, community pantries
The original images feature youth activists carrying white bond paper with slogans that read: “DEFUND NTF-ELCAC! DEFEND COMMUNITY PANTRIES!."
The original images feature youth activists carrying white bond paper with slogans that read: “DEFUND NTF-ELCAC! DEFEND COMMUNITY PANTRIES!."
Kumuha ng inspirasyon mula sa community pantry sa Maginhawa St. sa Quezon City na pinasimulan ng 26-taong-gulang na si Ana Patricia Non noong Abril 14, higit 300 na mga katulad na mga food stall ang umusbong sa buong bansa nang wala pang isang linggo. Pero ang tatlong mataas na executive ng Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) at ilang mga security official ang nagbigay ng nakalilito at magkakasalungat na mga pahayag sa kung ano ang gagawin sa inisyatibang kawanggawa.
Drawing inspiration from the community pantry on Maginhawa St. in Quezon City put up by 26-year-old Ana Patricia Non on April 14, more than 300 similar food stalls have sprouted across the country in less than a week. However, the top three executives of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) and some security officials gave confusing and contradicting statements on what to do with the charity initiative.
The post is misleading. There is no ongoing case or arrest warrant against Locsin.
The Maginhawa community pantry initiated by 26-year-old Ana Patricia Non surely became a blockbuster within a few days. Filipinos quickly embraced the concept, which is not really new, because the bayanihan (communal unity) spirit is second nature to us.
The Community pantry that Ana Patricia “Patreng”” Non started on Maginhawa street is an example of something good and noble coming out of adversity.