Miss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo said that being resilient is fine but concreate actions are also needed specially in this time when the country is facing a lot of challenges like the COVID-19 and the damage brought about by Typhoon Ulysses.
During her “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho” guesting, Rabiya said a tangible programs and visible solutions are needed to help people affected by the calamity.
“Yung resiliency, parang overused siya to the point na sometimes we don’t look at the problems to find the solution.
And we just tell other people na all we need to do is have a positive mindset and we’re going to overcome this. But where are the tangible programs to help the people being affected by such situation?” said Rabiya.
“So yes, iba kapag may positive outlook, but again, kailangan nating magkaroon ng tangible and visible solution. Hindi tayo magle-learn. Hindi natin mapapabuti ‘yung community natin if puro resiliency na lang.” added Rabiya.
“Nasa may kalsada kami para ipaalam na, We need help. We need food. Kaya sabi ko ngayon na may bagyong Rolly saka Ulysses, ramdam na ramdam ko po talaga ‘yung paghihirap ng mga kababayan natin,” Rabiya said.
(Photo source: Instagram – @rabiyamateo)
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