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Netizens defend vlogger for using passport on boracay flight ✈️

Content creator Fhukerat received mixed reactions online after a video showed him using his passport for a domestic flight to Boracay.

In the clip, Fhukerat can be seen speaking with a Cebu Pacific staff member before presenting his passport as his form of identification.

The video triggered teasing comments from some social media users.

“International yun?”
“Passport na pala sa Bora?”
“May visa ba siya?”
“‘Bat may passport e nasa Pilipinas ka” naman?”

QUESTION:

Do you think using a passport for a local flight is something to be ashamed of?

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Sa lahat ng mga Yen sa mundo, sana magising din kayo sa katotohanan katulad ni Yen Santos na ang lalaking katulad ni Paolo ay isang napakalaking red flag. Wag nyong sayangin ang buhay nyo sa ganyang lalaki.

Sa lahat ng mga Paolo sa mundo, mahiya naman kayo lalo na sa mga anak nyo. Akalain mo ang dami mong babaeng inanakan pero hindi ka nakasupporta, ang kafal mo.

Karma is real.

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NO SHOW, BIG WIN: TORRE VS DUTERTE MATCH CALLED OFF, BUT P16M RAISED FOR CALAMITY AID

The highly anticipated charity boxing showdown between PNP Chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III and Acting Davao City Mayor Baste Duterte ended without a fight — but with over P16 million raised for disaster relief.

Held at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum on Sunday, July 27, the event dubbed “Laban Para sa Nasalanta” drew thousands of spectators. Tickets ranged from ₱100 to ₱5,400, with an additional ₱300,000 from ticket sales and ₱16 million in donations collected.

Torre entered the ring and warmed up with a coach, but Duterte was a no-show, later posting a vlog saying he had “other things to do” and criticized the event as a publicity stunt.

Still, the Philippine National Police declared Torre the “winner by default” before the livestream was cut. Officials assured the public that 100% of proceeds will go to families affected by recent typhoons and monsoon rains, with DSWD representatives receiving the donations.

Though the main bout never happened, the event succeeded in its goal—delivering hope and aid to storm-stricken communities.