I’m a Brit living in the Philippines (not stranded) but the one thing I can tell you is that you absolutely cannot and should not rely on the U.K. government to help you. The FCO are utterly useless, devoid of compassion and bureaucratic beyond all measure. Every other nation moves mountains for its citizens abroad but the U.K. has to be publicly shamed into action most times. It may be a good passport to have to travel with but in terms of consular support you are left high and dry. And in the case of flights chartered by U.K. Gov they are using them as a money making scheme ! contrast that with the German government and you realise why the U.K. wanted the herd immunity approach to dealing with Covid-19, because they lack any sense of humanity for its citizens and requires the least intervention. Rest assured though, you’re safe here in the Philippines, there are no stronger or more generous people on earth that I would rather be around than Filipinos in a time of crisis. They are experts in dealing with disasters and they will see you through it no matter what.
I’m from Belgium living in the Philippines and tbh I rather be here Than home …I understand your a bit panicking because your are all young and feel insecure but don’t feel like that because the people are very nice here and don’t be shy to ask for help coz Filipinos are not like most western people they think always about the family and helping each other so don’t worry , they will help you if necessary , take care and everything will be fine
Depends on the area, some are helpful some are not.. I can feel they're afraid because they're just tourist they don't live here they don't have job, relatives or friends here to get money
Just dont be in major cities. The way of life and culture in there is much different from rural area. And dont worry about us filipino. As much as i hate to say it, we glorified foreigners more than our own countrymen. So foreigners would be most likely treated well.
I'm from Spain and been staying here (legally, due to work) in the Philippines for more than 6 months now. I'm worried how things are going around the world due to this pandemic but to tell you, I've been loving the Philippines so much. People are amazingly hospitable and generous and caring. Doctors and nurses here are amazing. Won't wonder many other countries wanted them so bad. I miss my family and hopefully, after this breakout, I'd be able to come home and share stories to my family and friends how the Filipinos helped me all through out this crisis.
Man, Siargao is heaven. People in the Philippines are definitely the kindest. In the middle of this crisis, you will not be starving or losing hope when you are around Filipinos. You are blessed to be there.
Im from korea and im stuck in siargao for almost 2 months but no worries people here helps us with our food and they also give us free home to stay with❤ thanks to this country ❤❤❤
I am a foreigner living in Palawan. Please, I ask that you all respect the quarantine laws, and the government in place overseeing this virus crisis. Everybody is working very hard and cooperating to try and eliminate the few cases there are here in the Philippines. And I see videos of several foreigners not wearing masks, and attempting to violate the checkpoints without proper authorized permits to travel. Everyone is doing their part in cooperating. Please tell your friends to do the same. The sooner we cooperate to kick this virus, the sooner the travel bands can be lifted.
Well stated. Repect and humility will open many doors in the Philippines...many Filipinos respond with humor and a helping hand or advice...they are a tough people--besides being beautiful.
edo edo Maraming salamat po. I very much hope that those beautiful qualities that Filipinos have, will become the qualities within myself as well. I have great admiration for the people of the Philippines. That is why I urgently express to other foreigners to show their respect and complete cooperation as well.
I'm from Chicago currently alone in magalang, Pampanga. I have excellent support here and a quarintine pass to go out for essentials. I have the luxury of staying in a private home with the only bills being for food and sundries. I had the opportunity to fly back to the States, but I take staying in the Philippines over the States anytime.
Lamorn Malone there are only a few cases here in Pampanga. And I think it's safer here than Manila. Farm is near, you can buy or even receive fresh vegetables from neighbors. Are you getting help from locals there?
@@livelovelaugh85 I'm quite comfortable where I am in magalang. I was responding to the OP about being better off in the Philippines. I'm quite happy where I am. 😁
Yeah I love this content .....I have been living in the Philippines for a year and half the people are really lovely they are good.. As an African I decided to vlogging about the unique culture and I always speak Tagalog which is their language in my recent videos People got shock seeing an African doing this but I love doing it just have a small channel I don't even have audience yet but I love doing it for the Philippines, I wanna world know these people are really nice 🇵🇭🇵🇭💓 Mabuhay Pilipinas Mahal ko kayong lahat guys💓💓
@@jettercagampang3924 oh really, I'm a professional football player I play little bit of basketball because that's the famous sport in the Philippines (Basketball) I wish I was an NBA star 💙💙💙💙💙💙 Thanks 😊
@@tnoi true there is no community testing yet the entire caraga region has been in community quarantine for almost 1 month now and for a number of patient who showed symptom only 1 is confirmed for covid positiv and has already recovered. As of today, entire region has 0 PUM, 0 PUI, 1 Confirmed(recovered), 0 Death
@@loybots4624 And that's manila people mindset hahahaha i agree to Estella Dree legit Siargao people are far different from manila people, ibahin mo ang mga tao sa Siargao sa mga taga manila, once na ako nakapunta dyan and legit yung sinabi ni Estella Dree kasi na experience ko nayan nasa resort ako nun and may mga local people doon na family sila na kumakain malapit sa dagat then they invite me to grab some icecream at niyaya rin nila ako ako na kumain din at and nag thank you nalang ako kasi nagulat ako kasi may mga ganung papalang tao na kakamustahin ka kahit di ka nila kakilala then ayun nag usap usap lang kami then umalis na ako
@@marcogush4376 Manila boy ako, pero Nakaka lungkot aminin na Tama ung sinabi mo. Ibang iba na tlga ang Manila kumpara sa province. Ang Manila kasi, nasakop na ng mga taong squatter mindset at mga adik. Maski mga kabataan ngaun, swerte kna pag nka incounter kpa ng batang marespeto or magalang, ung tipong pag kinausap mo, kikilalanin kpa na nakakatanda ka. Karaniwan na kasi ngaun sa mga kabataan sa Manila, mga Barbaro na ang ugali, partida nag aaral pa sila. Pero ung ugali ng mga Bata, sanggano at wlang respeto. Ibang iba tlga mga Bata ngaun kumpara sa mga batang 90's na gaya ko. 👌
Im a brit living in the province of the philippines for almost 3 years now. Im glad im not living anywhere else in the world right now. The small barangay where i live is very safe and everyone knows me here, because it such a small barangat everyone here knows each other and wont hesistate to help each other out. We have been given relief including rice, canned food, pandesal. Plus we are growing our own veg here including papaya, beans, sweet potato, tomato, okra, banana and much more. If theres no food then theres always an abundant of moringa here. Hope everyone stays safe until this pandemic is over
Don’t hesitate to ask locals for help. You’re lucky to be locked down in an island than in Metro Manila. Cases are starting to build up in the capital. Stay safe 🙏🏼 God bless
I live here but in the city, I wish I was in Siargao. Zero cases there. I’m in the big cities. There is covid near me and I haven’t gone outside in a month.
don't buy on a grocerystore.. buy in a local market you will save almost 50% of the price.. grocery items are expensive rather than local market or in a store
@@fresheyesofnature5247 that is so true its better to buy at the grocery store but if u wanna buy ingredients at the wet market you should ask a filipino friend to buy food for u.
@@jeremiahasoy5621 and me as a Filipino is living in the middle of the Philippines where there is no sand nor beaches and bodies of water to be found... Fml
Wish I was stuck in Siargao rather than isolated in a small studio in Manila without even a balcony haha. I'm not complaining though. People here are lovely and since alcohol is banned, I have a fridge full of C2, mogumogu and buko juice. Watched everything on Netflix twice!
Hey dude been here in Dumaguete 4 months and I’d rather be here than the UK. Had the chance to get the Embassy flight on 7th April from Manila to Heathrow at a cost of £1000 but decided I’d spend that on accommodation and helping others out in the Municipality here Valencia. Great community spirit and help if needed from the locals. Best decision I made. Stay Safe Bro 🙌🏾
I'm a brit living in Moalboal, Cebu and there's nowhere else I'd rather be! Especially not back in the UK! 😆 It's definitely cheaper and safer here in the provinces and most people are generally friendlier than the British!
But as a family-oriented person, if I were in his situation I'd worry for my family if I wasn't in my country atm. I'd rather be with them in the middle of a crisis.
I don't know if it is a good idea for you guys to go back to Britain right now because as far as I know the situation of Covid19 pandemic is much worst here in Europe than in Philippines. Well, anyway, do as you wish guys but personally, if I have a choice I'll rather stay in the Philippines, specially in Island of Siargao.
poor brits, they must be going nuts. i hope you survive guys. if you ask OFWs (& those living outside Ph), a vast majority of them would 'proudly' choose to be where they are right now than to go back & live in Ph. How much more for these Expats trapped in our island/s ??? truth is... filipinos are the first to discriminate their own land & people in dire situations; plus the living condition here in Ph is degrading as the quarantine continues.
@@fanutsky its not really that bad being stuck in the house.. or im just among those people that many call "priviledged" but seriously, its not that bad. Unless you have no food stocked in the cupboards.
I am pretty sure the UK embassy will send you financial aids to support your daily needs. Have a constant communication with the embassy. It's not a good idea to go back to UK now. Its the start of peak for death rise in UK🇬🇧😢. I'm closing monitoring it because we live in Manchester but we have a house in Cagayan de Oro.
Just get a help from your Embassy. Stay in the province. Going to Manila without a flight assurance that will bring you back to UK will be a nightmare.
Manila is not the place to be right now. I live in the provinces south of Manila and here we see the same effects as Manila. The army is setting up checkpoints in the streets and cases are rising by the hundreds daily.
Ask for assistance on the official whereever you stay at. They will help you if its food that you want. As long as you are not picky, you eat rice and filipino dish ., just tell them you ran out of money my countrymen will give you food.
Right just ask the baranggay captain for food, they'll likely give you Filipino food just don't be picky and eat like a local. Also there's no shortage for fish and kangkong in that area... But there will be a shortage of prepackaged food, canned food, processed, imported food like cheese... cos these are low priority supplies coming in that the locals see as less essential
Right just ask the baranggay captain for food, they'll likely give you Filipino food just don't be picky and eat like a local. Also there's no shortage for fish and kangkong in that area... But there will be a shortage of prepackaged food, canned food, processed, imported food like cheese... cos these are low priority supplies coming in that the locals see as less essential
if it only problem is food and homestay then you asked the locals for help they will surely help you guys. Filipino's heart is bigger than you think it is.. stay safe and healthy so you can you go back to your family soon 🙏 fighting! we can all go through this hardship!!!
Dont be shy to ask help from locals. Filipino people are compassionate we dont want to see others suffering cos we know that your countries do help us also in times of our need
I used to feel this way too... But where I'm at, even in Angeles, things are getting waaaay out of hand. People are beyond broke here, no assistance yet. Believe me, these times are unprecedented and will only get worse. In an average year there are 60,000 deaths from flu in pi... Makes you wonder about what's really going on. These kids had an opportunity to go and did not, now they're scared. Should've left when they were ordered to. It's gonna get really bad folks.
You guys will never go hungry in the Philippines especially in the provinces. There are lots of coconuts, veggies, fish and etc. Just use your survival instinct and not allow fear to overcome you. Good luck and God bless to all of you.
@@238-o1x and the some people are idiots too, because they are whining and blaming the govenrment and not following the ECQ. If they caught they are angry too...
@@238-o1x if you are not in the west and you're living in the Philippines,most specially you're just an ordinary person, Please ask google for help. THANKS
Would you like to go home and become exposed or infected with the coronavirus or just stay there and think of a better alternative to survive? Because i think its safer here in the Philippines than in UK.
Reality is, it's a choice to be stuck. Tourists were warned months before the lock downs. Some choose to ignore the warnings to maximize there holiday. Now they complain about being stuck. Seriously how stupid could you be. We didn't go to the Philippines early Feb because of the warnings. People need to be aware tourists choose to be stuck.
@@flipshroomz9379 it was all over Twitter. There was even this one girl from US who caused an uproar after telling everyone that the virus wasn't a big deal and it's all God's plans and insisted on continuing her vacation
@@rhyanlumilay6317 these foreigners shouldnt get special treatment just because they are white or something. For sure if they are black, chinese or indian, people wouldnt dare to say what u said.
If you have a credit card stop whinging. If you don't get your family to send money. From a man that lives here. You are greatly safer where you are than the UK.
must be difficult getting the camera to focus on a few small empty shelves in the seasoning section of the grocery while keeping the food and other essentials away from the shot
Going back to britain is not the best decision. You bwing lockdown in siargao is a blessing in disguise. Really. Our government is doing there best to slow the spread of the virus
There are foreign vloggers also stuck in Siargao Island. They show in their videos that shelves are always fully stocked. Money is your only concern in Siargao. Ask for financial assistance from your relatives back home. It is still safer in Siargao since there are no virus cases there.
I have family in the Philippines and from what I understand from them the lock down has now been extended to April 30. I hope they were able to find help in some form.
stay positive, we will all get through this hard times, in Gods time, lets all pray that this will b over soon God bless you my dear friends, God speed!
They should ask help at authorities and ask to not pay where they are renting atm yet. The government itself ask owners not to force the people to pay rent for now.
Best to ask for assistance from your Barangay Chairman, Filipinos have open arms to help and assist anyone who are in dire need. You are far safer there than anywhere right now. The virus has affected the world and it is safety that you should be first thing in your mind. Ask any of the locals for assistance if there are any things you may need, most likely if they don;t have it they will ask somebody else. Act like local and live like local you will enjoy your stay.....
But, aren't you safer there, than in the UK where thousands have already died? I said in other British vlogs that the British embassy could have made arrangements for the British school in the BGC to make it their provisional "home" for those stranded. That way, everyone is in one place, where food is delivered, health checked for any symptoms as well as it's near the airport. Pickup points could have been arranged by the British Embassy and hired shuttle buses could have been put in place, which is cheaper than hiring a whole hotel--95% of them closed---than being scattered around 7,000 islands. What the British embassy needs is foresight and common sense. Anyway, take care! from sad sad Spain
Quench Gamer TV thats why we have a lockdown. The awesome uk health care system has deaths greater than the total number of infections in the whole of the Philippines. Give those stuck some cash assistance. Or have the embassy contact the lgu. Local governments are delivering aid, and food with cash assistance on the way. In the uk on the other hand, shelves are empty, hundreds are dying, and im not sure if theyll get food and financial assistance there. Id seriously rethink where i would want to be right now.
As the guy said in 0:42 , they are running out of funds(money) & the supermarkets there are running out of food. So if this virus doesn't kill them, hunger will. Given the odds, I'm sure they'd rather die on home soil than on some far away land.
@@noeltv3728 oh We filipinos doesn't allowed that ! He can ask for some help with the neighbors and try to eat vegetables that is available in the island. Just by drinking coconut juice , you already had a meal. Just be resorceful there's a lot to eat in the islands.you don't need to buy all the time.
We understand that. They should just voice these concerns to authorities in their localities or to the hotel management. They will surely get help and their basic needs provided somehow free of charge or at a huge discount. Filipinos understand the predicament they are in. They should just be honest and convey their financial concerns to the locals for their problems to start going away.
@@jemuellen Exactly...Just learn how to ask for help from the local community they are in....Filipinos never turn their backs on those who needed help.
Yes, consider yourselves lucky that you were stuck in an island. it is much safer compared to being in cities. We appreciate your kind words towards Filipinos. I hope you and your friends, in the near future get to travel back home safely.
Could imagine how stressful this could be for young travelers when you are about to run out of money. You know how generous Filipinos are and I’m sure if you will ask for help in the baranggay all of them will pitch in for your daily food even the situation right now when people are more cautious and tight financially. I really hope your embassy will take you all in a place here in the Philippines where you don’t need to worry about your food and safeties.
Never asks from a barangay.. It is better to ask help directly on embassy, maybe could contact some of your families in UK.. Im a victim of favoritsm only for barangay.. Didnt recieved any of relief goods.. Neither financial assistance from DSWD and DOLE.. Im just rellying on my emergency savings that could last til June or July.. Never ask from a barangay,
But Philippines is also struggling right now even with food. I would ask hell from my embassy to get them and send them money and they can just pay later...
Wow! You're so blessed stranded in our beautiful island! You will never go hungry if you know how to catch fish! Unlike being stranded in your country, dude, no comparison! Be safe and enjoy the beauty of nature created by the ALMIGHTY CREATOR YAHUAH! Hallelu YAH!
Based from some of the comments I've read so far, majority of the Filipinos (if not 100%) are advising you to stay here. Well, that's a positive sign already, that Filipinos are welcoming/embracing you especially now that there is pandemic. Yeah, Phils is not a rich country, sooner or later food will run out (hopefully not sooner), whatever is left, filipinos are sharing the foods for foreigners, who get trapped here. But I doubt that's gonno happen in provinces like siargao, most big islands are self sustaining. If you're not picky enough and will eat anything (not including exotic foods, dont worry most of us do not) then you'll survive. Especially foods here are much cheaper compared in UK. But the same time, I totally understand your situation, because you still need to pay house/apartment/room rent which added to your expenses. If you have 1,000pounds, thats more likely be more than enough for 5 people to survive in more than a month. But at the same time, you also want to stay with your families in UK, wanna be with them in times of this pandemic. So good luck, hoping for the best, but should you decide to stay, filipinos will welcome you especially in provinces (I cant guarantee the same in major cities though). 👍
I've been to siargao sir, the only problem they would have there is the import of rice and other essentials. if they are satisfied with fish the pacific ocean is right beside that island.
*Bayanihan* (helping the people in our community) is something thats really strongly practiced by Filipinos. I'm so happy to see all the comments on how they've been helped by their neighbours and friends in this situation
You are not alone guys, im here in cebu with my fam, so far were ok. Just learn to adjust with life here and youre good. Just pray and this will be over. Nothing is permanent
Glad you're not stuck in Manila. During the pandemic, you're absolutely lucky if you ended up stuck somewhere in Visayas or Mindanao... especially Mindanao.
You will be fine. Its safer here than uk and you can get to food.all the filipinos are really kind and friendly. Also you have a bbc news reporter friend that can help you so dont worry. Some of us dont have help like that
My Filipino Kabayan are the most resilient, hospitable, kind and compassionate people in the world!! I know because the Philippines is my Motherland. I pray for the Philippines and for divine protection to all as we continue to get through this together. 🙏🏻❤️✝️❤️🙏🏻
you should just ask for support money to be deposited in your bank acounts from your government or embasy... and hunker down for a while.. thats way more cheaper easier, safer.. than asking for a special chartered flight back to UK at this time...
I’m in London. Shops have very long queue and you can only shop for essentials. Transport for london have already 14 people lost, NHS is overwhelmed so my opinion would be to stay there. I hope UK embassy or your family would just send you money to keep you all supplied with food. Everyone is in the same boat. Stay safe. stay where you are. We are all isolated and cant visit family and friends..
You should approach locals there. So you can have cheap foods. I mean give them one day of your food budget and they can give you maybe a weeks worth of food.
The reason why people buying less in Philippines is because the supermarkets are limiting certain amount of foods to be bought by each family. This prevents people from hording and hogging foods and supplies. So pretty much rationing it out. Like each family is only allowed 2 bags of whole wheat bread, 3 bottles of rubbing alcohol, etc. Those are for certain items only. The rest you can actually go ham on. Also heard this might extend past April. Welp...
RENN V exactly the philippines have anti-hoarding law. that is why we have quarantine passes so when you have no food, one person every household still can go out and buy. we need to share the products to everyone that is why some items are limited, others aren't.
Its understandable since tourists wants to go anywhere else in the Philippines except Manila. Heck since its better to visit a natural paradise than a concrete jungle. Only people curious enough about the Philippines will actually stick around manila before going elsewhere.
been to siargao i am not a foreigner btw but i can tell u this if u need any help the locals are willing to help u trust me in all of the places ive been in my country siargao has the nicest people stay safe and have a good health everyone💗
Now you can realize that we Filipinos are one of a kind . Looking forward to that will always consider the Philippines as one of the finest countries to go for a holiday season 😊😊😊
Certainly are. .. I'm a British born African- Filipino and I've been in Samar for 5 years. God fearing, heart giving , community connected people, we are not defined by the bawal =MGA drugga, sexy bar, exploitation, that's only pick integrity to negate the true beauty the nation really has. Filipino women are lovely and I really am touched by the elderly , the Lolos and Lolas who selflessly give you food, love and wisdom...
Your country-Great Britain SHOULD bring you all home. Your country has enough money to afford this. This just shows me how much of a decline Great Britain has been undergoing for the past years. It doesnt really care much about its citizens.
In the Philippines people are very kind and generous people. If you go a house like 1:00 pm. And they are eating there lunch. They will invite you, wethere you like it or not. That's the way we are in our village. Stay in the Philippines for the moment.
Stranded in paradise? If I were them, they should just stay in the Philippines. The pandemic is worse in Europe, which includes UK, not to mention the danger of being in the plane with hundreds and hundreds of people.
@God you need to stop reading fake news and listen to his full speech. What he actually meant was a warning to the Reds and leftists who are trying to create chaos when food and supplies are being distributed. He got angry when people started threatening medical frontliners with bleach. He's trying hard to stop the virus.
@God lol you surely mis understood what our president said. shoot those who make A FUSS AND PUT EVERYBODY IN DANGER. If you go out to buy essentials then you are free to do so ., but if you go out, do some protest, and hassle the frontliners then the oresident have given the police or militar to shoot you. One life in exchange for the rest of filipino people who follow the rules.
@God You know why so many drug addicts and drug dealers here, it's because of foreigners who makes it as a business. That's why Duterte clean them all. I know some foreign country wants a Philippines to be the next drugs addicts Country. You know nothing but to judge, you were not living here anywhy so better stop arguing. I respect your thoughts but respect us well my friend. Spread love not hates 💕
But... People are going to go hungry tho. The quarantine got extended and not everyone has any saved income for situations like these. I mean I'm getting pissed Meralco is gonna up the price on electricity even in the midst of this lock down, where not everyone has work atm... 😒 It's either you starve or get sick from the virus. Tough choices..
My questions to you: When did you people arrive here in the Philippines? Did you know firsthand that there was a growing fear against COVID-19 before you traveled?
If Prince Charles and Boris Johnson got it what makes you guys think you won't in the UK. Fact is covid cases in London are not plateauing yet. Would you rather hear ambulance sirens or the splash of waves in the morning when you have your tea?Cheers
I’m a Brit living in the Philippines (not stranded) but the one thing I can tell you is that you absolutely cannot and should not rely on the U.K. government to help you. The FCO are utterly useless, devoid of compassion and bureaucratic beyond all measure.
Every other nation moves mountains for its citizens abroad but the U.K. has to be publicly shamed into action most times. It may be a good passport to have to travel with but in terms of consular support you are left high and dry. And in the case of flights chartered by U.K. Gov they are using them as a money making scheme ! contrast that with the German government and you realise why the U.K. wanted the herd immunity approach to dealing with Covid-19, because they lack any sense of humanity for its citizens and requires the least intervention.
Rest assured though, you’re safe here in the Philippines, there are no stronger or more generous people on earth that I would rather be around than Filipinos in a time of crisis. They are experts in dealing with disasters and they will see you through it no matter what.
yeah boris planned is herd immunity now uk has worst death rate
@DODONG VARIETY SHOW lets konek
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I believe that the community will help them out.. surely they just let them know
I’m from Belgium living in the Philippines and tbh I rather be here Than home …I understand your a bit panicking because your are all young and feel insecure but don’t feel like that because the people are very nice here and don’t be shy to ask for help coz Filipinos are not like most western people they think always about the family and helping each other so don’t worry , they will help you if necessary , take care and everything will be fine
Give it some more time, with more people not working and money and food being short, and being a foreigner could get dangerous in Philippines.
@@redranger518 good luck with that thought haha.. we ain't like you
Depends on the area, some are helpful some are not.. I can feel they're afraid because they're just tourist they don't live here they don't have job, relatives or friends here to get money
Just dont be in major cities. The way of life and culture in there is much different from rural area. And dont worry about us filipino. As much as i hate to say it, we glorified foreigners more than our own countrymen. So foreigners would be most likely treated well.
@@patrickelgario4610 Wrong choice of word.
We WELCOME foreigners, but not GLORIFY them.
I'm from Spain and been staying here (legally, due to work) in the Philippines for more than 6 months now. I'm worried how things are going around the world due to this pandemic but to tell you, I've been loving the Philippines so much. People are amazingly hospitable and generous and caring. Doctors and nurses here are amazing. Won't wonder many other countries wanted them so bad. I miss my family and hopefully, after this breakout, I'd be able to come home and share stories to my family and friends how the Filipinos helped me all through out this crisis.
Sir I'm curious what is your work here in PH?
@@christianphillipampoloquio6484 Maybe he is an engineer.
Colonizer...
Jk I have Spanish blood though... my great grandmother is half spanish hehehe but still... colonizer!!!!
Thank you so much for the nice assessment about my fellow Filipinos in general.
Man, Siargao is heaven. People in the Philippines are definitely the kindest. In the middle of this crisis, you will not be starving or losing hope when you are around Filipinos. You are blessed to be there.
Salamat po ❤
Im from korea and im stuck in siargao for almost 2 months but no worries people here helps us with our food and they also give us free home to stay with❤ thanks to this country ❤❤❤
I am a foreigner living in Palawan. Please, I ask that you all respect the quarantine laws, and the government in place overseeing this virus crisis.
Everybody is working very hard and cooperating to try and eliminate the few cases there are here in the Philippines. And I see videos of several foreigners not wearing masks, and attempting to violate the checkpoints without proper authorized permits to travel.
Everyone is doing their part in cooperating. Please tell your friends to do the same. The sooner we cooperate to kick this virus, the sooner the travel bands can be lifted.
Well stated. Repect and humility will open many doors in the Philippines...many Filipinos respond with humor and a helping hand or advice...they are a tough people--besides being beautiful.
edo edo
Maraming salamat po.
I very much hope that those beautiful qualities that Filipinos have, will become the qualities within myself as well. I have great admiration for the people of the Philippines. That is why I urgently express to other foreigners to show their respect and complete cooperation as well.
Very true🖒🖒🖒
How I wish everyone thinks like you. Not just for foreigners but even the locals
@@lmaecjp9718 yes...
I'm from Chicago currently alone in magalang, Pampanga. I have excellent support here and a quarintine pass to go out for essentials. I have the luxury of staying in a private home with the only bills being for food and sundries. I had the opportunity to fly back to the States, but I take staying in the Philippines over the States anytime.
Lamorn Malone there are only a few cases here in Pampanga. And I think it's safer here than Manila. Farm is near, you can buy or even receive fresh vegetables from neighbors. Are you getting help from locals there?
@@livelovelaugh85 I'm quite comfortable where I am in magalang. I was responding to the OP about being better off in the Philippines. I'm quite happy where I am. 😁
We live part in wisconsin were zero cases of corona virus yet, we finally got out from chicago 6years ago, but I’m from philippines originally
yes i agree safer here in pampanga than manila.. and quezon city..
@@themorn2112 Glad to hear ♥
Yeah I love this content .....I have been living in the Philippines for a year and half the people are really lovely they are good..
As an African I decided to vlogging about the unique culture and I always speak Tagalog which is their language in my recent videos
People got shock seeing an African doing this but I love doing it just have a small channel I don't even have audience yet but I love doing it for the Philippines, I wanna world know these people are really nice 🇵🇭🇵🇭💓
Mabuhay Pilipinas
Mahal ko kayong lahat guys💓💓
When i see a black . It makes me think (that guy is a nba star)
@@jettercagampang3924 oh really, I'm a professional football player I play little bit of basketball because that's the famous sport in the Philippines (Basketball) I wish I was an NBA star 💙💙💙💙💙💙
Thanks 😊
you guys are lucky because you are staying in siargao island that has zero covid.
Yeah but there concern now is there budget they didn't know how long it is hope you guys are ok take care
There's no community-based testing there that's why there's no cases.
@@tnoi true there is no community testing yet the entire caraga region has been in community quarantine for almost 1 month now and for a number of patient who showed symptom only 1 is confirmed for covid positiv and has already recovered. As of today, entire region has 0 PUM, 0 PUI, 1 Confirmed(recovered), 0 Death
@@michaeljunior1445 asaka sa caraga tsoy?
@@zhibaniola6460 butuan
Trust me people in Siargao will house and feed you for free. Seriously.
Sana nandoon ako hahahha
Haha pag foreigner lang. pero kapwa pinoy na mahirap ambot nlang
@@loybots4624 And that's manila people mindset hahahaha i agree to Estella Dree legit Siargao people are far different from manila people, ibahin mo ang mga tao sa Siargao sa mga taga manila, once na ako nakapunta dyan and legit yung sinabi ni Estella Dree kasi na experience ko nayan nasa resort ako nun and may mga local people doon na family sila na kumakain malapit sa dagat then they invite me to grab some icecream at niyaya rin nila ako ako na kumain din at and nag thank you nalang ako kasi nagulat ako kasi may mga ganung papalang tao na kakamustahin ka kahit di ka nila kakilala then ayun nag usap usap lang kami then umalis na ako
Sure they will
@@marcogush4376 Manila boy ako, pero Nakaka lungkot aminin na Tama ung sinabi mo.
Ibang iba na tlga ang Manila kumpara sa province.
Ang Manila kasi, nasakop na ng mga taong squatter mindset at mga adik.
Maski mga kabataan ngaun, swerte kna pag nka incounter kpa ng batang marespeto or magalang, ung tipong pag kinausap mo, kikilalanin kpa na nakakatanda ka.
Karaniwan na kasi ngaun sa mga kabataan sa Manila, mga Barbaro na ang ugali, partida nag aaral pa sila. Pero ung ugali ng mga Bata, sanggano at wlang respeto.
Ibang iba tlga mga Bata ngaun kumpara sa mga batang 90's na gaya ko. 👌
Im a brit living in the province of the philippines for almost 3 years now. Im glad im not living anywhere else in the world right now. The small barangay where i live is very safe and everyone knows me here, because it such a small barangat everyone here knows each other and wont hesistate to help each other out. We have been given relief including rice, canned food, pandesal. Plus we are growing our own veg here including papaya, beans, sweet potato, tomato, okra, banana and much more. If theres no food then theres always an abundant of moringa here. Hope everyone stays safe until this pandemic is over
Dip the pandesal in a margarine with honey bits! 😍
Hahaha just saying! I'm happy you find our country that way. Stay safe.
I love this comment. True to itself.
Stay safe, sir, wherever you are on the country
You're living the dream..
*😂😂😂 TOTALY AGREE WITH THE MORINGA PART😂*
Don’t hesitate to ask locals for help. You’re lucky to be locked down in an island than in Metro Manila. Cases are starting to build up in the capital. Stay safe 🙏🏼 God bless
Precisely. Stay safe. New friend here.
Cities aren't great right now. It's better to stay at an island or something than cities
I would rather be stranded in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Keep safe and take care!
specially in an island paradise like siargao
U sure?? Lol
Well you will starve to death because the money to be given to you by the government will be in someone's good pockets.
I live here but in the city, I wish I was in Siargao. Zero cases there. I’m in the big cities. There is covid near me and I haven’t gone outside
in a month.
don't buy on a grocerystore.. buy in a local market you will save almost 50% of the price.. grocery items are expensive rather than local market or in a store
What u say is true..It's cheaper in the local market but the shopkeeper tend to increase the rates of vegetables and fruits , if u r a foreigner.
@@fresheyesofnature5247 that is so true its better to buy at the grocery store but if u wanna buy ingredients at the wet market you should ask a filipino friend to buy food for u.
Dude they're foreigners, they can't haggle and might even get scammed
DIGESTERGY CHANNEL
Ask any local to buy whatever stuff you need. They will do their best to help people in need.
@@bertlacatan1620 I m staying here for almost 6 months now...The locals loot the more seeing ur a foreigner..the charge double and scam a lot
I'd rather be in the middle of the jungle right now than NYC.
Im with you man
These britons are in the middle of white sand beach island...
@@jeremiahasoy5621 then it's so much better
@@jeremiahasoy5621 and me as a Filipino is living in the middle of the Philippines where there is no sand nor beaches and bodies of water to be found... Fml
And better than China,Neo-Maoist China.
Wish I was stuck in Siargao rather than isolated in a small studio in Manila without even a balcony haha. I'm not complaining though. People here are lovely and since alcohol is banned, I have a fridge full of C2, mogumogu and buko juice. Watched everything on Netflix twice!
Hahahahahaha
Maybe you can even wait for Kingdom S3 on netflix hahaha
Hahahahaha
Wow that's awesome 😊
Michael Harvey hahaha where exactly are you in Manila?
my friend jake from California was also.stuck.in.bantayan.island cebu, hes just enjoying the vacation and didn't think.it as a lockdown lol
Omg your friend is so lucky ❤️
He can hang out in Lagoon beach the whole day in Bantayan Island. ❤️
damn it. i usually go there every summer bc its my dads hometown, but bc of this virus-- yeah 🗿your friend is a lucky boy lol have fun around bantayan
Bantayan was one of a tourist spot in Cebu Province especially in Kota beach, its like boracay.
Wow bantayan Island hahaha
well, I think he is blessed. He is in Paradise!
Hey dude been here in Dumaguete 4 months and I’d rather be here than the UK. Had the chance to get the Embassy flight on 7th April from Manila to Heathrow at a cost of £1000 but decided I’d spend that on accommodation and helping others out in the Municipality here Valencia. Great community spirit and help if needed from the locals. Best decision I made. Stay Safe Bro 🙌🏾
Thank you for feeling safe and decided to stay here in the Philippines. You are right that we can do this by helping each other, Godbless!
Jun Donasco God Bless my friend and stay safe 🙏🏽
Wow! Thank you for sharing your blessings with our fellow Filipinos. Take care guys.
Mae Cuaycong and you and your family. God Bless 🙏🏽
thats a selfless act... may God pour the blessings in you! keepsafe where you are buddy! thank you for helping my countrymen!
I'm a brit living in Moalboal, Cebu and there's nowhere else I'd rather be! Especially not back in the UK! 😆 It's definitely cheaper and safer here in the provinces and most people are generally friendlier than the British!
we have a Dutch friend, Swedish and 2 Turkish people here during lockdown.
they said they like to spend lockdown here than europe.
You are lucky to stay in province than city. And province have a lot of source of food than city. And you can ask locals for food they can share.
Lets play LOL instead
Just stay for a while here, UK is in big trouble now..
That's true
Ya UK has in a big crisis of covid also and travelling now is not safe😷
But as a family-oriented person, if I were in his situation I'd worry for my family if I wasn't in my country atm. I'd rather be with them in the middle of a crisis.
I don't know if it is a good idea for you guys to go back to Britain right now because as far as I know the situation of Covid19 pandemic is much worst here in Europe than in Philippines. Well, anyway, do as you wish guys but personally, if I have a choice I'll rather stay in the Philippines, specially in Island of Siargao.
they already mentioned that they are running low on money which is their main concern right now
poor brits, they must be going nuts. i hope you survive guys. if you ask OFWs (& those living outside Ph), a vast majority of them would 'proudly' choose to be where they are right now than to go back & live in Ph. How much more for these Expats trapped in our island/s ??? truth is... filipinos are the first to discriminate their own land & people in dire situations; plus the living condition here in Ph is degrading as the quarantine continues.
Ran out of funds nga. Ngongo.
@@fanutsky its not really that bad being stuck in the house.. or im just among those people that many call "priviledged" but seriously, its not that bad. Unless you have no food stocked in the cupboards.
I am pretty sure the UK embassy will send you financial aids to support your daily needs. Have a constant communication with the embassy. It's not a good idea to go back to UK now. Its the start of peak for death rise in UK🇬🇧😢. I'm closing monitoring it because we live in Manchester but we have a house in Cagayan de Oro.
Just get a help from your Embassy. Stay in the province. Going to Manila without a flight assurance that will bring you back to UK will be a nightmare.
Absolutely true
Manila is not the place to be right now. I live in the provinces south of Manila and here we see the same effects as Manila. The army is setting up checkpoints in the streets and cases are rising by the hundreds daily.
True, things are more strict in Manila and more expensive
Ask for assistance on the official whereever you stay at. They will help you if its food that you want. As long as you are not picky, you eat rice and filipino dish ., just tell them you ran out of money my countrymen will give you food.
Right just ask the baranggay captain for food, they'll likely give you Filipino food just don't be picky and eat like a local. Also there's no shortage for fish and kangkong in that area... But there will be a shortage of prepackaged food, canned food, processed, imported food like cheese... cos these are low priority supplies coming in that the locals see as less essential
Right just ask the baranggay captain for food, they'll likely give you Filipino food just don't be picky and eat like a local. Also there's no shortage for fish and kangkong in that area... But there will be a shortage of prepackaged food, canned food, processed, imported food like cheese... cos these are low priority supplies coming in that the locals see as less essential
Jem Ma will you marry me. We can have great children 😂😂😂
@@kai_hoopers lol ., if you age 30-39 why not. If you're younger than that then no haha
@Jebus foxe you're such a dumb ass!
if it only problem is food and homestay then you asked the locals for help they will surely help you guys. Filipino's heart is bigger than you think it is.. stay safe and healthy so you can you go back to your family soon 🙏 fighting! we can all go through this hardship!!!
Totally agree
Siargao is the most expensive island in the Philippines in terms of selling goods.
Dont be shy to ask help from locals. Filipino people are compassionate we dont want to see others suffering cos we know that your countries do help us also in times of our need
I used to feel this way too... But where I'm at, even in Angeles, things are getting waaaay out of hand. People are beyond broke here, no assistance yet. Believe me, these times are unprecedented and will only get worse. In an average year there are 60,000 deaths from flu in pi... Makes you wonder about what's really going on. These kids had an opportunity to go and did not, now they're scared. Should've left when they were ordered to. It's gonna get really bad folks.
You guys will never go hungry in the Philippines especially in the provinces. There are lots of coconuts, veggies, fish and etc. Just use your survival instinct and not allow fear to overcome you. Good luck and God bless to all of you.
@@bungangeratsismosa8333 so true bro. ewan ko bakit lakas natin tumolong sa mga foreigner pero pag kapwa pinoy ang dadamot hehe
@@modestoagbuya2159 maraming buko tanim na saging mga tanim na prutas pag kinuha mo babarilin ka naman
@@bungangeratsismosa8333 Sana Hindi Naman siguro Kasi parang tumutubo lang sa lupa iyong mga niyog. Happy Easter and God bless to you.
The Philippines is much safer than the UK right now because of the pandemic situation. Just tell the embassy to give you provisions?
10 times safer, ppl here are living from paycheque to paycheque.West is going banckrupt
@@junc1523 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@junc1523 and philippines is more corrupt and hard headed
@@238-o1x and the some people are idiots too, because they are whining and blaming the govenrment and not following the ECQ. If they caught they are angry too...
@@238-o1x if you are not in the west and you're living in the Philippines,most specially you're just an ordinary person, Please ask google for help. THANKS
Would you like to go home and become exposed or infected with the coronavirus or just stay there and think of a better alternative to survive? Because i think its safer here in the Philippines than in UK.
Reality is, it's a choice to be stuck. Tourists were warned months before the lock downs. Some choose to ignore the warnings to maximize there holiday. Now they complain about being stuck. Seriously how stupid could you be. We didn't go to the Philippines early Feb because of the warnings. People need to be aware tourists choose to be stuck.
@@flipshroomz9379 news, government travel sites and internet . Corona virus news was everywhere. Was just common sense .
Agree
@@flipshroomz9379 it was all over Twitter. There was even this one girl from US who caused an uproar after telling everyone that the virus wasn't a big deal and it's all God's plans and insisted on continuing her vacation
I'd rather stay here to be honest, since Philippines has a pretty low amount of cases compared to the UK and US.
@@louisseamistoso1643 😂😂 Gods plan!!.😂😂 like The Hitch said IF there was a God hes either NOT almighty or hes a F'KIN LUNATIC!
goods can be bought at the local stores, ask the locals where you can buy food or things that you need. ask the locals they will help you guys
They are running out of money...that’s the problem..
@@rhyanlumilay6317 these foreigners shouldnt get special treatment just because they are white or something. For sure if they are black, chinese or indian, people wouldnt dare to say what u said.
@@rhyanlumilay6317 Wth r you talking about ?who the hell do you think will accomodate them ? Pinoys right now are relying on government goods .
If you have a credit card stop whinging. If you don't get your family to send money.
From a man that lives here.
You are greatly safer where you are than the UK.
Absolutely true
Very true! NYC is ridiculous right now.
Nick Turner yes your right they will realize that when they go home now ahahaha!!
must be difficult getting the camera to focus on a few small empty shelves in the seasoning section of the grocery while keeping the food and other essentials away from the shot
Going back to britain is not the best decision. You bwing lockdown in siargao is a blessing in disguise. Really. Our government is doing there best to slow the spread of the virus
Welcome to my beloved country Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭. . .The filipinos is a most friendly people
#iTsmoreFuninThePhilippines
There are foreign vloggers also stuck in Siargao Island. They show in their videos that shelves are always fully stocked. Money is your only concern in Siargao. Ask for financial assistance from your relatives back home. It is still safer in Siargao since there are no virus cases there.
I have family in the Philippines and from what I understand from them the lock down has now been extended to April 30. I hope they were able to find help in some form.
stay positive, we will all get through this hard times, in Gods time, lets all pray that this will b over soon God bless you my dear friends, God speed!
I would rather be in the Philippines right now.
They should ask help at authorities and ask to not pay where they are renting atm yet. The government itself ask owners not to force the people to pay rent for now.
Praying for your safety !
You are much safer here than returning to your home country, but its up to you guyss. Keep safe.
GOD BLESSED YOU ALL AND GOD BLESSED THE PHILIPPINES......
Best to ask for assistance from your Barangay Chairman, Filipinos have open arms to help and assist anyone who are in dire need. You are far safer there than anywhere right now. The virus has affected the world and it is safety that you should be first thing in your mind. Ask any of the locals for assistance if there are any things you may need, most likely if they don;t have it they will ask somebody else. Act like local and live like local you will enjoy your stay.....
Gago
jeff lim badd
Pilipinos are lovely people,big thanks.. 😘 watching here Pinay
But, aren't you safer there, than in the UK where thousands have already died? I said in other British vlogs that the British embassy could have made arrangements for the British school in the BGC to make it their provisional "home" for those stranded. That way, everyone is in one place, where food is delivered, health checked for any symptoms as well as it's near the airport. Pickup points could have been arranged by the British Embassy and hired shuttle buses could have been put in place, which is cheaper than hiring a whole hotel--95% of them closed---than being scattered around 7,000 islands. What the British embassy needs is foresight and common sense. Anyway, take care! from sad sad Spain
They are safe regarding the virus but the problem was financialy, food wise, and comfort.
Agree
Quench Gamer TV thats why we have a lockdown. The awesome uk health care system has deaths greater than the total number of infections in the whole of the Philippines. Give those stuck some cash assistance. Or have the embassy contact the lgu. Local governments are delivering aid, and food with cash assistance on the way. In the uk on the other hand, shelves are empty, hundreds are dying, and im not sure if theyll get food and financial assistance there. Id seriously rethink where i would want to be right now.
As the guy said in 0:42 , they are running out of funds(money) & the supermarkets there are running out of food. So if this virus doesn't kill them, hunger will. Given the odds, I'm sure they'd rather die on home soil than on some far away land.
@@noeltv3728 oh We filipinos doesn't allowed that ! He can ask for some help with the neighbors and try to eat vegetables that is available in the island. Just by drinking coconut juice , you already had a meal. Just be resorceful there's a lot to eat in the islands.you don't need to buy all the time.
Aww we're sorry. We hope things get better for you
their concern is that their fund/cash is getting low, that is why they want to go back to uk..
We understand that. They should just voice these concerns to authorities in their localities or to the hotel management. They will surely get help and their basic needs provided somehow free of charge or at a huge discount. Filipinos understand the predicament they are in. They should just be honest and convey their financial concerns to the locals for their problems to start going away.
@@jemuellen Exactly...Just learn how to ask for help from the local community they are in....Filipinos never turn their backs on those who needed help.
They should ask help from the embassy or ask their relatives to send money
They should be fine. Just contact your embassy or the Philippines government. They would want ya back for sure coz they need your tourist money.
@@eisernfront8549 a very stupid PERSONAL OPINION.
Just saw the comment ans just being proud and grateful being Filipino
Yes, consider yourselves lucky that you were stuck in an island. it is much safer compared to being in cities. We appreciate your kind words towards Filipinos. I hope you and your friends, in the near future get to travel back home safely.
I hope everything goes well with you guys. Good luck!
Hope y'all goes home safely, godbless, goodluck and stay strong/ healthy🙏
Could imagine how stressful this could be for young travelers when you are about to run out of money. You know how generous Filipinos are and I’m sure if you will ask for help in the baranggay all of them will pitch in for your daily food even the situation right now when people are more cautious and tight financially. I really hope your embassy will take you all in a place here in the Philippines where you don’t need to worry about your food and safeties.
Never asks from a barangay.. It is better to ask help directly on embassy, maybe could contact some of your families in UK.. Im a victim of favoritsm only for barangay.. Didnt recieved any of relief goods.. Neither financial assistance from DSWD and DOLE.. Im just rellying on my emergency savings that could last til June or July.. Never ask from a barangay,
But Philippines is also struggling right now even with food. I would ask hell from my embassy to get them and send them money and they can just pay later...
Wow! You're so blessed stranded in our beautiful island! You will never go hungry if you know how to catch fish! Unlike being stranded in your country, dude, no comparison! Be safe and enjoy the beauty of nature created by the ALMIGHTY CREATOR YAHUAH! Hallelu YAH!
Don't be shy to ask for help. We are here to help you in this tough times. Lots of love from Filipinos. ❤
Based from some of the comments I've read so far, majority of the Filipinos (if not 100%) are advising you to stay here. Well, that's a positive sign already, that Filipinos are welcoming/embracing you especially now that there is pandemic. Yeah, Phils is not a rich country, sooner or later food will run out (hopefully not sooner), whatever is left, filipinos are sharing the foods for foreigners, who get trapped here. But I doubt that's gonno happen in provinces like siargao, most big islands are self sustaining. If you're not picky enough and will eat anything (not including exotic foods, dont worry most of us do not) then you'll survive. Especially foods here are much cheaper compared in UK. But the same time, I totally understand your situation, because you still need to pay house/apartment/room rent which added to your expenses. If you have 1,000pounds, thats more likely be more than enough for 5 people to survive in more than a month. But at the same time, you also want to stay with your families in UK, wanna be with them in times of this pandemic. So good luck, hoping for the best, but should you decide to stay, filipinos will welcome you especially in provinces (I cant guarantee the same in major cities though). 👍
I've been to siargao sir, the only problem they would have there is the import of rice and other essentials. if they are satisfied with fish the pacific ocean is right beside that island.
*Bayanihan* (helping the people in our community) is something thats really strongly practiced by Filipinos. I'm so happy to see all the comments on how they've been helped by their neighbours and friends in this situation
If it was Filipinos stranded or needs to go back to our country, the government pays for the flight back home.
Without a shade of doubt. 👍🏿
💕💕💕
Damn straight!
You are not alone guys, im here in cebu with my fam, so far were ok. Just learn to adjust with life here and youre good. Just pray and this will be over. Nothing is permanent
Glad you're not stuck in Manila. During the pandemic, you're absolutely lucky if you ended up stuck somewhere in Visayas or Mindanao... especially Mindanao.
All the best mate. I hope things workout for you.
You will be fine. Its safer here than uk and you can get to food.all the filipinos are really kind and friendly. Also you have a bbc news reporter friend that can help you so dont worry. Some of us dont have help like that
My Filipino Kabayan are the most resilient, hospitable, kind and compassionate people in the world!! I know because the Philippines is my Motherland. I pray for the Philippines and for divine protection to all as we continue to get through this together. 🙏🏻❤️✝️❤️🙏🏻
you should just ask for support money to be deposited in your bank acounts from your government or embasy... and hunker down for a while.. thats way more cheaper easier, safer.. than asking for a special chartered flight back to UK at this time...
Proud to be from the Philippines xxx stay safe out there and stay blessed xxx
New UK supporter here xx
I’m in London. Shops have very long queue and you can only shop for essentials. Transport for london have already 14 people lost, NHS is overwhelmed so my opinion would be to stay there. I hope UK embassy or your family would just send you money to keep you all supplied with food. Everyone is in the same boat. Stay safe. stay where you are. We are all isolated and cant visit family and friends..
Please dont hesitate to ask locals for help when u guys need it. Filipinos are very hospitable and very willing to help in trying times like this.
You should approach locals there. So you can have cheap foods. I mean give them one day of your food budget and they can give you maybe a weeks worth of food.
We all are affected.. But we Filipino people is so good.. Very hospitality.. Keep safe to all of you... God bless
Actually safe now in provinces of this situation u can eat anything like a vege.can eat any kind of foods.not safe place now in manila area
im a filipino♥️♥️♥️🇵🇭 lets all pray to fight this pandemic love u all
The reason why people buying less in Philippines is because the supermarkets are limiting certain amount of foods to be bought by each family. This prevents people from hording and hogging foods and supplies. So pretty much rationing it out. Like each family is only allowed 2 bags of whole wheat bread, 3 bottles of rubbing alcohol, etc. Those are for certain items only. The rest you can actually go ham on. Also heard this might extend past April. Welp...
RENN V exactly
the philippines have anti-hoarding law.
that is why we have quarantine passes so when you have no food, one person every household still can go out and buy.
we need to share the products to everyone that is why some items are limited, others aren't.
Stay safe guys❤❤❤thats the most important...
Ask public officials like mayors they will help you guys, i wish the people near by notice ur situation. For me ur safety is my concern.
I cant imagine being stranded in a foreign country.. but i am very confident that you can approach the community if you need help.
Ask the locals for help, lucky that island 0 case of covid19, its safe to live or to stay for a while.
We pray that all our foreign visitors will be safe with us. We wish you well! Take care.
keep safe guys... Yeah British government can house those stranded people in the main time for their safety... that's the easiest thing to do...
Pinoys are generous, helpful, kind and accommodating. Don't hesitate to ask help to the locals.
Why is everyone in Siargao 😂 only one pair of vloggers is stuck in the city BGC
Its understandable since tourists wants to go anywhere else in the Philippines except Manila. Heck since its better to visit a natural paradise than a concrete jungle. Only people curious enough about the Philippines will actually stick around manila before going elsewhere.
The Juicy Vlog😊
And my next video recommendation is The Juicy Vlog 'The Reason We're Not Flying Back to UK (staying in Philippines)
been to siargao i am not a foreigner btw but i can tell u this if u need any help the locals are willing to help u trust me in all of the places ive been in my country siargao has the nicest people stay safe and have a good health everyone💗
Now you can realize that we Filipinos are one of a kind . Looking forward to that will always consider the Philippines as one of the finest countries to go for a holiday season 😊😊😊
Filipinos are the best Asians love from west Africa
Certainly are. .. I'm a British born African- Filipino and I've been in Samar for 5 years. God fearing, heart giving , community connected people, we are not defined by the bawal =MGA drugga, sexy bar, exploitation, that's only pick integrity to negate the true beauty the nation really has. Filipino women are lovely and I really am touched by the elderly , the Lolos and Lolas who selflessly give you food, love and wisdom...
i feel sad for all of the foreign people who is stranded here in our country, the Philippines. please be safe and everything will be alright soon. ❤️
Your country-Great Britain SHOULD bring you all home. Your country has enough money to afford this. This just shows me how much of a decline Great Britain has been undergoing for the past years. It doesnt really care much about its citizens.
No budget for you guys.Better stay there and you wont regret it. Filipinos are first class they are not cheap
In the Philippines people are very kind and generous people. If you go a house like 1:00 pm. And they are eating there lunch. They will invite you, wethere you like it or not. That's the way we are in our village. Stay in the Philippines for the moment.
Stranded in paradise? If I were them, they should just stay in the Philippines. The pandemic is worse in Europe, which includes UK, not to mention the danger of being in the plane with hundreds and hundreds of people.
@God you need to stop reading fake news and listen to his full speech. What he actually meant was a warning to the Reds and leftists who are trying to create chaos when food and supplies are being distributed. He got angry when people started threatening medical frontliners with bleach. He's trying hard to stop the virus.
@God lol you surely mis understood what our president said. shoot those who make A FUSS AND PUT EVERYBODY IN DANGER. If you go out to buy essentials then you are free to do so ., but if you go out, do some protest, and hassle the frontliners then the oresident have given the police or militar to shoot you. One life in exchange for the rest of filipino people who follow the rules.
@God you are so stupid
@God someone named GOD should have at least a little common sense and logic. God bless god.
@God You know why so many drug addicts and drug dealers here, it's because of foreigners who makes it as a business. That's why Duterte clean them all. I know some foreign country wants a Philippines to be the next drugs addicts Country. You know nothing but to judge, you were not living here anywhy so better stop arguing. I respect your thoughts but respect us well my friend. Spread love not hates 💕
😕 hope you folks are safe and in good health. God Bless....
It is better to stay in the Philippjnes than going back to UK, i think its more safe in the Philippines than your home country right now..
But... People are going to go hungry tho. The quarantine got extended and not everyone has any saved income for situations like these. I mean I'm getting pissed Meralco is gonna up the price on electricity even in the midst of this lock down, where not everyone has work atm... 😒
It's either you starve or get sick from the virus. Tough choices..
You all take care... I'm sure there'd be a lot of people there who'd be willing to help in any way they can...
You had a chance to leave and you didn't! I'm here too, american with a family to care for. You're all screwed but you did it to yourselves.
This is what is called, a learning experience
I love the comments. I’m glad people are enjoying their stay in the Philippines despite of all of this. 🥰
My questions to you: When did you people arrive here in the Philippines? Did you know firsthand that there was a growing fear against COVID-19 before you traveled?
Keep safe during this Quarantine here in Philippines
Stay safe. Dont worry people will help you esp for ur basic needs.
I hope they’re all okay 🙏🏻❤️
If Prince Charles and Boris Johnson got it what makes you guys think you won't in the UK. Fact is covid cases in London are not plateauing yet. Would you rather hear ambulance sirens or the splash of waves in the morning when you have your tea?Cheers
Emmanuel Gemora good point but i think they just want to be wd their family. Despite UK has one of worst issue in covid19
Yeah, I'm pretty sure they wanted to stay with their families. Just like Filipinos from Manila went back to their provinces.
keep safe guys , love lots . Thanks for visiting the Philippines , but hopefully everything will be ok . God bless guys
Don't worry guys assistance will come if you ask locals for help.
Wish I was stranded in the Philippines ,great place and nice people