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EL NIDO, Palawan – Unable to see a specialist due to quarantine measures, a family in Barangay Teneguiban in this town is seeking help for their two children who are suffering from an unknown illness.

The children, aged 12 and 9, are suffering from a disorder that makes it hard for them to walk. According to their mother, both children started having difficulty walking at around the age of one. Due to financial hardship, the family has been unable to have the children regularly checked up and diagnosed for their condition.

“Wala naman silang problema noong pinanganak sila. ‘Yon lang, noong nagpapraktis na silang maglakad, doon na namin napansin na nahihirapan na sila,” said Marlyn Maberit, 33. “Ang huling check-up namin sa kanila, maliliit pa sila.”

The family is unable to bring the two children to a hospital due to the current enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in El Nido. They own a motorcycle, which means that they will likely be flagged at the checkpoints.

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“Wala rin kasi kaming sasakyan. Hindi kami makababa sa bayan dahil bawal,” said Maberit. “Kailangan talaga sa ospital sila magpatingin. Medyo nahihirapan na ‘yong babae, nangangalay na siya at nanghihina.”

Aside from seeking assistance for transportation, they are also in need of financial assistance in order to provide for the children’s basic needs.

“Financial talaga ang kailangan namin. Kapag dadalhin sila sa ospital, talagang mangangailangan na kami,” said Maberit. Her husband, a farmer, barely makes enough to make ends meet, while the mother is a housewife.

Those who want to help may send money through Palawan Pawnshop through these numbers: 09079419935 and 09388933183

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Patricia Laririt
Patricia Laririt
is a senior reporter for Palawan News who covers politics, education, environment, tourism, and human interest stories. She loves watching Netflix, reading literary fiction, and listens to serial fiction podcasts. Her favorite color is blue.
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