SINAMPAHAN NG KASO NG LALAKING ITO ANG ISA SA MGA TAUHAN NG CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MATAPOS MAWALAN NG LAMAN ANG DALA NITONG BAGAHE.

After the notorious Laglag Bala scam that pervaded the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), Filipinos are now undoubtedly more wary of airport personnel. However, one netizen experienced another misdeed that was allegedly done by the staff at the Clark International Airport.
She shared a live video that featured one of her companions who showed a torn and empty rectangular box. He said, “Ate [redacted], sorry nawala ‘yung Aldo mo na bag. Nandito siya sa isa sa mga luggage dito, so nanakaw dito sa Clark Airport”
The approached the camera and gestured to one of the luggage that had a destroyed zipper. The man continued, “Nakita naman wasak ‘yung mga zipper. So wasak lahat. Wasak.”
He showed more pieces of luggage which had zippers that have obviously been forcibly open. “And then ‘yung box namin, bukas na nung dumating kami. Sa sister ko, sorry din, nawala ‘yung t-shirt mo. And then nawalan din po kami ng pasalubong, like mga Victoria’s Secret and lotion and sabon. So sorry na lang po sa mga ‘di mabibigyan.”

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He was obviously displeased with what happened. “Hindi po namin alam kung babayaran nila kami sa mga naalala naming nawala. Pero hoping na kami na kahit mabayaran man lang sana ‘yung transportation na additional… na nagastos namin.”
The one who recorded him asked, “Kailan nawala, 23? Ngayon lang dumating?”
The man answered that they arrived on Dec. 23, 2017. The baggage arrived the day after that. However, they were only summoned to the Clark International Airport on Jan. 10, 2018 to claim their pieces of baggage.

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“So nandito kami sa police station para i-settle ‘yung problema. Sana ma-settle,” the man said with a cross of his arms. He looked at their baggage with constrained frustration.
Netizens shared their reactions in the comments section, where they urged that the victims should report the theft to President Rodrigo Duterte or to Raffy Tulfo through the latter’s radio and television program.
Here are some of their opinions:

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Watch the video below:

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Our luggage bags was robbed by airport personnel in clark international airport philippines. Sorry sa nagpadala na nawalan kagaya namin. Hindi na ulit kami magtitiwala.
Posted by Jov En Ros on Wednesday, January 10, 2018