Japhil Travel

27/04/2025

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27/04/2025

If everything you earn is spent on food, drinks, and parties — you're not building a future, you're surviving day by day.

Some say, “You die tomorrow, you take nothing with you.”
Others add, “We came with nothing and leave with nothing.”

Sure. But that doesn't justify recklessness.
Irresponsible choices today will cost you tomorrow.

Remember the story of the ant and the grasshopper?
The ant was working, preparing for winter.
The grasshopper laughed, partied, and mocked her:
"Why work so hard? Tomorrow you die!"

But when winter came, the grasshopper had no food, no shelter.
He begged the ant for help.
And the ant said:
"Didn’t you laugh at me yesterday? Didn’t you say life is short and work is foolish?"

In life, you choose:
Be the grasshopper, living for the moment.
Or be the ant, building something that lasts.

Think about your future.
Think about your family.
You won’t always be this strong.
You won’t always have these chances.

How do you want to grow old?

It’s not about luck.
It’s about choices.
What you do today shapes who you become tomorrow.

Ccto

24/04/2025

23/04/2025

AWARENESS👆
Punit passport modus sa NAIA Terminal 3 during check in. Be aware po palagi..wag mahihiyang ipa check ang passport just to make sure na buo ito bago ipagkatiwala sa accountable officer. Specially sa Check in counter. Make a documentation or tell them na walang punit ang passport niyo before handing it over to any officers in the Airport. Only in the Philippines lang po ito mostly palabas ng bansa.
laging mapagmatyag…

CTTO

16/04/2025

 Eventually, we cease pursuing things that do not genuinely matter and begin to cherish the simple moments that bring us joy and inner peace. ❤️

10/04/2025

A netizen, Ann Lucero, shared her traumatic experience at NAIA involving an airport staff member who allegedly conducted a random inspection without explaining what it was for:

“Got the worst airport experience in the most ‘confidential’ airport in the world—Ninoy Aquino International Airport, today, April 6, 2025!

We checked in around 1:30 PM and proceeded to the domestic flight entrance. As part of the standard safety procedure, all hand-carry baggage and passengers go through X-ray scanning. My hand-carry included a tumbler, a bag, and a tote bag with fruits from La Union.

Before scanning, I was advised to pour out the water from my tumbler. I followed and made sure it was emptied. Then I placed my things on the X-ray conveyor and walked through the scanner myself.

Then came the traumatic part.

I was asked if the three items were mine and was told I had to go through ‘RANDOM CHECKING.’

Confused, I asked, ‘Para saan po?’ The staff replied, ‘RANDOM CHECKING LANG PO. Ako po ‘yung dadala ng gamit niyo papunta doon.’

With everything I’ve heard and read about airport incidents, I calmly insisted, ‘Ako na lang po ang magdala.’ But she was firm, ‘Hindi po pwede.’

I saw police officers in the direction she was pointing, and honestly, I thought—if I keep insisting, ako pa ang lalabas na mali. So I ended up following her to what they called the ‘examiner’s area.’

Still unsettled, I kept asking, ‘Para saan po ba ito?’ but the only answer I kept getting was, ‘RANDOM CHECKING LANG PO.’

I asked Manong Carlo to take a photo and video of me, but he was stopped. Thankfully, he managed to capture these photos. The staff approached again, this time holding a small white paper, and asked me to show my palm. I asked again, ‘Para saan po ito?’ but again—no clear answer.

She wiped the paper on my palm, my clothes, my shoes, and my bags, then placed it into a machine that looked like a microscope.

At that moment, with a nervous voice and heart pounding, I looked back and said, ‘Ma’am Lyn…’—seeking help, comfort, or at least someone familiar to assure me that I was okay.

Still overwhelmed and anxious, I looked around for any information board or signage explaining the process. But there was none. No explanation. No transparency.

After a while, she said, ‘Okay na ma’am. Patingin po ng boarding pass.’ I got my phone and showed her my e-ticket. I asked once more, ‘Para saan po ba talaga ito?’—but again, ‘Random checking lang po,’ was the only answer I got.

I told her, ‘You caused me so much nervousness.’ Then we walked away—I was shaken and anxious.

I don’t know… but my mind was already racing: What if they accused me of something? What if I got framed like those ‘tanim bala’ cases? What if something was planted in my bags? Where would I go? Who would I call? What would happen to me?

All those thoughts haunted me. Grabe ang kulba. Even while on the plane, I couldn’t relax. I kept praying that I could just arrive home safely to my family.

If there’s another airport option going to and from Manila next time, I will never choose NAIA again. That experience gave me real trauma”.

10/04/2025

Dobleng ingat andyan nanaman sila sa airport natin!

SINONG T4NGA ANG MAGDADALA NG GANTO KA RUSTY NA GUNTING WHEN TRAVEL. MY GOD I h8 drvgs! Kung ano ano na lang maisip para pagka perahan. Mahiya naman kayo oy.

Of all the strangest things and the bruhaha over tanim bala at the airport, I can't seem to wrap around this phenomenon of finding this in my carry on bag..... a huge rusty scissor used for cutting fabric !! It was found at the Xray machines before Immigration when they xrayed my hand carried trolly bag. They said there is a scissor inside my bag. We emptied the contents of my bag (pan de sal and Echague Buttercrust hopia for Miguel Antonio Padua , extension cord, pashmina, hairclips and headband, Ipad, pamaypay) , they searched everything and they said they will xray it again empty and I told them I would lock my bag , put a seal on the outer zippers . They Xrayed and they said it's on the side daw, we opened the bag, they pat and chkd all the inside pockets and they said " it's in the inside lining" .... they unzipped the lining and Lo and behold --- found the huge rusty scissor !! I exclaimed "How did it get there! I used the same bag last year on my trip to Seoul and there wasn't anything there !!" They took my boarding pass and put my name on their ledger and let me go..... But I am still in shock that this would happen to me .....🤔
I am still in shock ....

CTTO VIA Aida Padua

09/04/2025

I hope history won't repeat itself! 🙏

09/04/2025

TINGNAN | Mga pasahero sa NAIA, nag-iingat sa "laglag bala" gamit ang cling wrap sa kanilang mga bagahe bago mag-check-in.





CTTO

04/04/2025

FOR AWARENESS ONLY:
—- Laglag BALA victim.

Kung ikaw ay nabiktima ng Laglag bala sa Airport, at alam mong hindi ikaw ang may gawa.

Ito ang step or guide na dapat mong gawin.

1. Remain calm/Kalma lang yes!👌🏻
2. Request to scan again your baggage DO NOT OPEN IT!❌
3. If they did not allow you, you can allow them but make sure just 1 officer only ang mangalkal. Take Video📸
4. if merong Bala/Bullet na nakita. DO NOT TOUCH IT! ❌Kung hindi mag iiwan kayo ng Finger print.
5. Make sure you take Videos📸 Prior and during the kalkalan.
6. If bullet found ask PNP To run a fingerprint scan sa bullet✅
7. Kung panatunayan wala kang Kaso at biktima ka.
File a case R.A. 10591 Sec.38💯
Section 38 of Republic Act (RA) 10591, the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Ammunition Regulation Act, imposes a penalty of prision mayor in its maximum period for willfully and maliciously planting evidence (fi****ms, ammunition, or parts) to implicate someone, with a harsher penalty of reclusion perpetua if the perpetrator is a public officer or employee.

6. Kung walang Abogada contact PAO.
Public Attorney’s Office Central Office
Address: Office Address: 4th & 5th Floors DOJ Agencies Building NIA Rd. corner East Ave., Diliman, Quezon City
Hotline: (02) 8929-9436; (02) 84262075; (02) 84262801; (02) 84262450; (02) 84262987; (02) 84262683
Local: 106/107 (Office Hours)
Local: 159 (Outside Office Hours)
Email: [email protected]

Recos:
*Cling wrap your luggage
*Do not buy luggage na madaling masira
*Do not bring a lot of cash. TAKAW MATA SA MGA BUWAYA❌
*Always carry your belongings. DO NOT Engage with strangers in Airport! (ex. Pinahawakan sayo yung gamit or iniwan mo yung gamit mo na wala ka.) ❌

ctto: Atty. Chiradee

27/03/2025

Grabe nuh isang tao lang nakagawa nito sa buong mundo si D. lang!!!😱😱😱 hndi kana maka send ng pera 😱😱

25/03/2025

24/03/2025

THE MOST FAMOUS PRISONER (RODRIGO DUTERTE)

COMMENTARY | Since the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in July 2002, no other inmate has inspired millions of supporters from around the world to hold massive rallies and demonstrations during their trial - even outside the court in the Hague...until now.

In 2013, Uhuru Kenyatta, the former president of Kenya was indicted for crimes against humanity during the 2007–2008 post-election violence in Kenya. During his ICC trial, hundreds of Kenyans protested outside the court and in Nairobi. Demonstrators waved Kenyan flags and banners claiming the charges were politically motivated. Many viewed the prosecution as an attack on Kenyan sovereignty. The charges were dropped in 2014 due to lack of evidence.

In 2016, Laurent Gbagbo, the former President of Ivory Coast who was charged with crimes against humanity during the 2010–2011 Ivorian crisis. During his ICC trial, massive pro-Gbagbo protests erupted outside the court. His supporters claimed the charges were politically motivated and chanted for his release. Gbagbo was acquitted one year later due to insufficient evidence, sparking celebrations.

In 2018, Jean-Pierre Bemba, the former vice president of the Democratic Republic of Congo who was accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Central African Republic from 2002–2003. During his trial, large demonstrations occurred outside the ICC, with supporters calling for his release. Protesters viewed him as a victim of political persecution. Bemba was later acquitted by the court, leading to celebratory rallies in Congo.

Today, Rodrigo Roa Duterte, former president of the Republic of the Philippines was arrested, detained and extradited to the Hague in the Netherlands for crimes against humanity allegedly committed for the period 2011-2019. According to his lawyers, he was illegally arrested and kidnapped but since his arrival at the ICC detention facility a week ago, massive prayer rallies, motorcades, protest marches and peaceful demonstrations calling for his release - were held across the Philippines and from all around the globe even outside the court in the Hague.

He will earn the recognition of being the most famous detainee in the history of the ICC and around the world. Perhaps, he will be soon be acquitted and sent back home.
CTTO

23/03/2025

📌TINGNAN: Nasa 7,000 mahigit mga Pilipino sa Europa ang nagtipon-tipon sa Het Malieveld Park, The Hague sa Netherlands ngayong Linggo, Marso 23, Sunday, para magpakita ng suporta kay dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.

Makikitang bitbit nila ang mga plakard na "BRING HIM HOME," "I STAND WITH DUTERTE," at ang ilan ay may bandila pa ng Pilipinas.
Ctto

23/03/2025

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22/03/2025

What real happiness looks like ✨

22/03/2025

👆This Chart Shows amount of Sugar in Various Softdrinks 🧐😬