Kuya ‘Putol’

Though the body be incomplete, let your soul be whole. What is important is not to have an amputated spirit

Kuya ‘Putol’

While I was on my way to school, I saw a man named Paulino, better known as ‘Kuya Putol’, who was a tricycle driver in Valenzuela City. His tricycle is different from others because it has a drinking glass for a bicycle handle.

“I have been driving for almost 25 years. When I first started, I had two hands. An accident happened to me in 2002. That is how I lost my right hand.”

“Do you have children?”

“Yes, I have six. That is why I am still working despite what happened to me. I need to work for them.”

By Christine Elviña, BA Major in Internal Auditing, Far Eastern University, Manila

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