"Nakita ko yung driver tumawid papunta sa mga sekyu ng Yazaki" he replied.
We felt the heat coming from the burning PUJ as we were conversing. It was so hot. It seems we were placed inside an oven within a blink of an eye.
The quick glance I had on the burning PUJ left me feeling down and hopeless--- I was not personally involved but I felt hopeless. And why not, the jeepney on fire seemed to be beyond recognition; if somebody is inside the same will definitely apply. The fire engulf the jeepney it seemed impossible to salvage anything that will left after the fire. I felt hopeless because the fire seem to have started for quite a time already, but no help is around, yet...
With this
"Paano na lang kaya, kung yung kita sa pamamasada gamit ang jeep na yan ang inaasahan ng pamilya ng driver?..."
"Paano kaya kung di pa pala tapos bayaran ang jeep na yun?"
Here my bro replied, "Imposible ate, mukhang luma na yung jeep. Baka nga faulty wiring pa dahilan ng pagkasunog na yan."
Then another question...
"Paano kaya kung nakiki-boundary lang pala yung driver?... "
Then silence...
My bro told me, "Tawag ka na sa fire station."
"Naisip ko na yan, pero wala akong number."
"Magtanong tayo sa pulis dun sa crossing, tapos text mo."
"Mayaman ako sa load, kahit tawagan ko pa." I had this urge, to do something... to extend help---even a small gesture.
"Pag sinabi naman naten tatawagan na naman nila."
"Sana nga lang maging mabilis pag responde."
"Kaso may magagamit kaya sila kung electrical ang reason ng sunog, tapos may gasolina pa." My bro stated, more than asked.
"Baka San Miguel ang meron nun. Naalala mo yung sunog sa Calamba hills" He refered to another incident.
As we were passing by LISP II, a fire truck is fast approaching... So there is help... and hope.
This incident occurred last 2 September near LPU-Laguna and Yazaki-Torres Mfg Inc.
around 9PM.
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