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After the quake, Noraina sells grilled bananas “so we can eat”
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After the quake, Noraina sells grilled bananas “so we can eat”
GLAN, Sarangani (MindaNews / 11 June) – Before Monday’s Magnitude 7.8 quake, Noraina Dianga was an itinerant fish vendor in Barangay Kapatan. But there is no fish to sell these days as fisherfolk are still shying away from the sea, attending to houses that were either partially or totally damaged, or turning to other survival concerns. The 41-year old Noraina, a single parent to five children, is among the homeless. Her house, made of hollow bl…
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