Filipinos are basically honest
people and you can find several proofs of this contention by just observing
your own surroundings. For example, there are millions of honest passengers who
pay their own transportation fare even if the jeepney driver is facing his back
towards the passenger. You also see Pinoys own brand of honesty in cockpits or “sabungan”
where bettors verbally place their bets on the barker “kristos” and pay afterwards. Last Friday, April 25, 2015 a Filipino
security personnel at NAIA proved once again that honesty has rewards.
from ABS-CBN News |
Danny Namion was penniless
at that time and had to borrow P100 so can buy his lunch for that day. After lunch, he patrolled his area
of assignment in the airport and found an unattended backpack. As part of airport security routines, he
called the attention of Philippine
National Police Aviation Security Bomb Detection Group. The bomb team did not find any bomb. Namion did the next standard operating
procedure and proceeded to the lost and found section in the airport to conduct
inventory of items inside the backpack.
It was at this point that thousands of dollars were discovered which was
hidden in one of the inside sleeves of the backpack which belongs to Jessie
Amor.
He confessed that he was
nervous with the huge amount of money and
he discovered and said that the owner might badly need the money; thus, the reason why it was hidden in the backpack. The owner gave Namion $300 but
opted to keep only $100 and shared $200 to his colleagues. From this
act of sharing, you can say that this airport security personnel is indeed a
good person. It is only an individual
who has pure and kind heart who can only think of sharing his or her blessings to
others. He did not mind that his
family need so much money considering that he only earns P12,000 monthly.
It is indeed a source of
inspiration when we read stories like this. It will always make us proud
that Filipinos in general are a bunch of honest people; but of course, there are
exceptions.
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