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"CHONG-KIDS"


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Episode on August 11, 2008 Monday night after Saksi This Monday, Jay Taruc spends time with youngsters who are slowly destroying their lives because of an addiction to 'momay' or 'marijuanang hinimay'. Both Mike and Ronnie dropped out of high school early and are now pushers of 'momay' in their community. Mike, at 15, is a father of two but has not been allowed to see his children by his girlfriend's family. Ronnie is 15 as well, and already part of an 'akyat bahay' gang when he is not selling marijuana. In spite of the advent of chemical drugs like ecstasy, shabu, heroin and cocaine - 'momay' is still the drug of choice for young addicts because it's cheap. With a price of 10 pesos per sachet, business is lucrative, the teenage pushers say. It's especially good for their boss and handler, the neighbor who supplies the teens with 'momay' for sale. Alongside Mike and Ronnie are their partners in crime . the teenagers to whom they sell 'momay'. When the smoke kicks in. rapping is the group's trip.
Ang kuwento ng dalawang kabataang nalulong sa "momay" o marijuanang hinimay ang hatid ngayong Lunes ni Jay Taruc sa I-Witness. Sa panahon na usong-uso ang mga drogang kemikal gaya ng shabu, ecstasy, cocaine at heroin, marijuana pa rin daw ang kadalasang inaabuso ng mga kabataan. Sikat daw ang momay sa mga teenager dahil mura at madaling mabili. Sampung piso lang kada maliit na plastic ang halaga ng momay. Sina Mike at Ronnie, na parehong kinse anyos, ay mga tulak at adik sa momay. Pareho rin silang high school dropout. Sa murang edad na ito, dalawa na ang anak ni Mike, na pawang itinatago mula sa kanya. Si Ronnie naman, miyembro na ng akyat bahay gang sa kanilang lugar. Ang mga binebentahan nila ng momay, mga teenager mula sa kanila ring komunidad. Kapag sabog na silang lahat, rap naman ang trip ng grupo.
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