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A security guard trends in social media to help a passenger nearly miss his international flight.
The passenger guard did not hesitate to lend money to book a plane ticket.
In Facebook's post by JC Tisha Ferrer, he detailed the goodness of Wilson Jagolino to his wife Bob Cristi Ferrer at Iloilo Airport.
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He said that on Bob's flight on June 23 to Manila to travel to Guam, it discovered that the ticket book was wrong for him.
Bob was stunned because he was pursuing his flight yet-Manila, but it was not enough to take the money to book a ticket.
Jagolino noticed her and approached her. Upon discovering his problem, Jagolino offered P1,500 as a supplement to the plane ticket renting.
Two days ago, the couple paid for the money borrowed from Jagolino.
Jagolino is surprised because the social media post has reached 15,000 likes.
"I'm really thankful to her husband, JC, for uploading the incident about helping me.
I'm also grateful because they appreciate my little help, "said Jagolino.
Bob also thanked him for not thinking of anyone like Jagolino. Bob also asked for more blessings to come to Jagolino.
According to colleagues, Jagolino's attitude is to help those in need.
"There are uncontrollable cases," he said, handling the passenger e. He handled it well, "said Alfe Camposano, a colleague of Jagolino.
Jagolino also assisted the passenger terminal without paying a terminal fee.
The airline company plans to commend Jagolino for his goodness.
It is rare that a security guard at airports lends money to passengers.
Most common is security personnel found a bag mouthful of money or personal belongings. In this kind of story it is a complete revert to it.
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