MANILA, Philippines – In a TikTok video that has gone viral on social media, a female Foodpanda rider was seen sitting by the side of the road as she cried inconsolably.
The rider was identified to be Zania Rose Barboza. She was inside a pizza shop to pick up an order when her bike got stolen.
In the video, other riders and a female passerby tried to console Zania but she was still emotional over the loss of her bike. Netizens who also saw the video sympathized with Zania as the bike was important to her livelihood.
Zania expressed on Facebook her dismay and wrote, "Sa kumuha ng bike ko, papa sa Diyos na lang kita. Sana makonsensya ka naman yan ang ginagamit ko para sa trabaho."
Lucky for Zania, good samaritans also saw the video and gave her gifts, including a new bike as replacement. She thanked those who helped her and even gave her rice and cash.
"Maraming salamat po sa mga nagbigay po ng tulong sa akin na si sir Matt Rey Matias ng Maginhawa bike shop at kay sir Benjohn Consolacion ng goldspeed8 at kay sir @austinthomas. Kay sir maki bago na nagpadala po ng 25 kilo ng bigas at cash pa," she wrote.
According to Matt Rey, one of the generous sponsors of the new bike, the rider was deserving of the gifts because she has also been a blessing to others. Zania joins a bike community composed of delivery riders that conducts charitable initiatives. When Taal Volcano erupted, they used their own money to donate and deliver food packs to those in need.
Matt Rey encouraged others to help and give back. He stated, "Sana maka inspire itong post ko sa maraming tao na para tumulong din sa ating Komunidad, maliit man o malaki ay malayo ang mararating. Masaya kami sa Maginhawa Cycles na nakatulong sa taong tumutulong. Mabuhay ka Zania Rose Barboza #atepanda!"
— Sally, The Summit Express
The rider was identified to be Zania Rose Barboza. She was inside a pizza shop to pick up an order when her bike got stolen.
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| Photo Credit: Facebook/Matthew Rey-Matias |
In the video, other riders and a female passerby tried to console Zania but she was still emotional over the loss of her bike. Netizens who also saw the video sympathized with Zania as the bike was important to her livelihood.
Zania expressed on Facebook her dismay and wrote, "Sa kumuha ng bike ko, papa sa Diyos na lang kita. Sana makonsensya ka naman yan ang ginagamit ko para sa trabaho."
Sa kumuha ng bike ko..papa sa diyos na lng kita..sana makunsyensya ka naman yan ung ginagamit ko para sa trabaho 😭😭😭😭
Posted by Zania Rose Barboza on Thursday, July 8, 2021
Lucky for Zania, good samaritans also saw the video and gave her gifts, including a new bike as replacement. She thanked those who helped her and even gave her rice and cash.
"Maraming salamat po sa mga nagbigay po ng tulong sa akin na si sir Matt Rey Matias ng Maginhawa bike shop at kay sir Benjohn Consolacion ng goldspeed8 at kay sir @austinthomas. Kay sir maki bago na nagpadala po ng 25 kilo ng bigas at cash pa," she wrote.
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| Photo Credit: Facebook/Matthew Rey-Matias |
According to Matt Rey, one of the generous sponsors of the new bike, the rider was deserving of the gifts because she has also been a blessing to others. Zania joins a bike community composed of delivery riders that conducts charitable initiatives. When Taal Volcano erupted, they used their own money to donate and deliver food packs to those in need.
Matt Rey encouraged others to help and give back. He stated, "Sana maka inspire itong post ko sa maraming tao na para tumulong din sa ating Komunidad, maliit man o malaki ay malayo ang mararating. Masaya kami sa Maginhawa Cycles na nakatulong sa taong tumutulong. Mabuhay ka Zania Rose Barboza #atepanda!"
Stay safe #atepanda Zania Rose Barboza (mary rose), makakapag deliver ka nang muli. Sa aming pag uusap ni Ms. Mary...
Posted by Matthew Rey-Matias on Friday, July 9, 2021
— Sally, The Summit Express
