Tina Panganiban-Perez, hindi na nadalaw ang yumaong lola sa Marinduque dahil sa enhanced community quarantine

Tuloy man sa pagbibigay ng serbisyong totoo ang award-winning GMA News reporter/ producer na si Tina Panganiban-Perez sa gitna ng krisis dulot ng COVID-19, hindi alam ng marami na dumadaan din ito sa matinding pagsubok sa kanyang personal na buhay.

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Sa Instagram post ng veteran news reporter, ibinahagi nito na nagluluksa ang kanilang pamilya dahil namatay ang kanilang lola na taga-Marinduque.

Ayon kay Tina, masakit na hindi nila madalaw ito, dahil sa pinapatupad na enhanced community quarantine sa buong Luzon at pati na rin sa ibang parte ng bansa.

"All her life, she served God and the church.

"She's Mama, my maternal grandma.

"Everyone in Buenavista, Marinduque called her Mama because she was a mom to everyone.
"Because of the enhanced community quarantine, we couldn't say goodbye to her. But we are comforted by the thought that she was surrounded by her family in Buenavista and that she is now reunited with God.

"Love you, Mama. "

Bumuhos naman ang pakikiramay online para sa pamilya ni Tina.

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