How Alex Gonzaga fulfilled the wish of a 12-year-old kid for a new tricycle

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How Alex Gonzaga fulfilled the wish of a 12-year-old kid for a new tricycle

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Alex Gonzaga gave a 12-year-old kid the chance to live a better life through a new tricycle giveaway.

The idea of a giveaway started during a vlog Alex shot with Department of Transporation (DOTr) secretary Arthur ‘Art’ Tugade released last July 25.

In the said vlog, Alex brought up the idea of giving away prizes to netizens — something the government official readily agreed on.

Netizens had to answer a simple question: “Anong paborito niyong parte ng projects ng DOTR?”

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From there, the DOTr secretary would choose a winner. Vincent Sotalbo, a student from Rizal Standard Academy who graduated as valedictorian received a tricycle as his prize.

The DOTr secretary, in a Facebook post last July 30, said Vincent wrote about how happy he is to see how public transport is cleaner now compared to before.

“Sa kanyang email, sinabi ni Vincent na natutuwa sya na mas malinis na ang mga pampublikong sasakyan ngayon kumpara dati. Maganda rin daw na air-conditioned na ang mga ito at nakakapagpatupad ng safety protocols,” Tugade wrote.

READ: ‘Gusto ko na siya’: Alex Gonzaga now ready to become a mom

It appears Vincent got the prize just in time as the tricycle his father uses for work recently broke down.

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“Malungkot ring ibinahagi ni Vincent na laging nasisira ang sasakyang ginagamit pamasada ng kanyang tatay kaya hindi rin nila ito mapakinabangan,” Tugade remarked.

Vincent added that his father does not have money to have it fixed due to budget constraints.

“Gustuhin man daw nilang bumili ng bago ay hindi nila magawa, dahil ang kanilang pera ay nakalaan para sa tuition ng kanyang kuya na papasok na sa kolehiyo,” Tugade stated.

Vicent Sotalbo — who finished grade 6 recently — is a consistent scholar, according to Art Tugade.

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