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Comedian-host Ramon Bautista holds auction to help Typhoon Ulysses victims

By Bong Godinez
Published November 16, 2020 10:05 AM PHT

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The comedian-host offered his motorbike helmet plus two pairs of sneakers for bidding.

Add comedian Ramon Bautista to the growing list of celebrities extending help to those affected by typhoon Ulysses.

The former host of May Tamang Balita, a satirical news program aired on GMA News TV from 2011 to 2013, held an online auction for the benefit of typhoon victims.

A car and motorbike enthusiast, Ramon put his own HJC RPHA 11 L helmet for auction with a starting bid at P5,000.

HJC RPHA 11 L helmet

Source: Ramon Bautista (Facebook)

“Slightly used. Never fell. Slight chorva underneath but handsome like the one who used it,” he jokingly wrote on Facebook.

“Bought new last year P21,000 just used 200 km then put it in the trunk.”

The helmet was sold at P14,800 to a buyer who doesn't own a motorcycle.

“Gusto ko lang talaga ho makatulong. Baka magka-motor din balang araw,” the buyer wrote on the comments section.

Ramon replied, “Madali na 'yang motor, ang importante may mabuting kalooban.”

Aside from the helmet, Ramon also auctioned off two pairs of HTX JPN high top sneakers.

The starting bid for each pair was at P4,000 and sold at P14,000 and P16,000 for sizes 9 and 11, respectively.

HTX JPN sneakers

Source: Ramon Bautista (Facebook)

In closing, Ramon thanked all those who joined the bidding and said, “Patuloy sana tayong tumulong sa mga nasalanta.”

Typhoon Ulysses pounded several parts of Luzon last November 12 causing massive floods in several areas including Metro Manila.

Celebrities have joined in on the relief efforts through fundraising campaigns and donating their own time and money to help typhoon victims.