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– A 15-year-old boy in Cebu City got his right arm stuck in a sewer cover

– The incident happened today, Thursday, June 5, in Plaridel Street, Barangay Santo Niño

– According to the teen’s companion, he was looking for some change, and got his right arm stuck in the sewer’s cover after reaching for the bottom part of the dirty water

– Thankfully, he was aided by rescuers who found him kneeling on the concrete road because he couldn’t take his arm out of the sewer’s cover

A 15-year-old boy in Cebu City got his right arm trapped in a sewer cover.

The incident happened today, Thursday, June 5, along Plaridel Street in Barangay Santo Niño.

According to the teen’s companion, he was trying to look for some coins and ended up getting his arm stuck after reaching into the bottom part of the dirty water.

Fortunately, rescuers came to help and found him kneeling on the concrete road, unable to pull his arm out of the sewer cover.

In the Philippines, some people look for coins or small change in sewers due to poverty and lack of stable income.

These individuals, often children or those living in urban poor communities, hope to find dropped coins or lost items that might have accidentally fallen into the drainage.

For them, even a small amount of money can help buy food or other basic needs.

This risky activity reflects the daily struggles of people trying to survive with very limited resources, sometimes pushing them to dangerous or unsanitary places just to earn a few pesos.

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