Drug Study

Frederick Lamadrid

JC Pangilinan

I realized that I am grateful to my life today. I have my parents both working in a stable job, we have a permanent house, we go to school, and we have my parents took care of my health. As we go to the place of our interview, I saw many children who are playing in the streets barefooted and have much dirt all over their body. I learned that even when we are in our childhood days, we must now have the discipline and prioritize our goal to the future by studying hard and not to involve in any vices like drugs and alcohol. I am grateful that this project enlightens me on what is happening now in the Philippines.

We should be good to other people to be a good citizen because another serious health issue is malnutrition we can avoid this thing by helping them and teaching them for the family to have a better life. Cases of dengue are also notable. However, most cases are properly attended to by the Philippine government. And we can help them by having a project on how to prevent this kind of illness and we can tell the people to dispose their garbage properly so their health.

Ghianne Carla Magbitang

Angela Riva Soriano

Hunger is caused by global and social inequality between developed and developing countries. I had seen too many from them and in their daily routine on how they get food for themselves every day. Rich people are compared to the poor ones. It is said to be that the hungry persons are the poorest ones. Rich people waste their food and wants more food from what is prepared while on the other side, the suffering ones strives to death because of hunger. One third of these deaths are due directly or indirectly to hunger and malnutrition.

If you will just think about it, how they can get their food for every day? They eat food scattered on streets, they eat food which other people gave them. They don’t care if these foods are dirty; they just want to satisfy the need of their mouths and stomachs. They too look...