Buhay ‘underground’ sa Marawi, itatampok sa ‘The Atom Araullo Specials’

Kaabang-abang ang unang episode ng bagong GMA show ni award-winning broadcast journalist Atom Araullo na "The Atom Araullo Specials." Tatalakayin dito ang buhay sa ilalim ng mga tulay at underpass sa Marawi City.

Sa kaniyang Instagram, ipinasulyap ni Atom ang ginagawa niyang coverage sa nabanggit na siyudad, na unti-unting bumabangon matapos ang giyera.

 

Marawi City, 9 months after the siege. Members of the 63rd IB inspect the ruins of the main battle area. Catch our documentary special on GMA7 soon! #underground

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Feb 23, 2018 at 2:27pm PST

 

Soldiers from the 63rd IB of the Philippine Army inspect the back alleys of Marawi City, now overgrown with weeds.

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Feb 25, 2018 at 9:02pm PST

 

A soldier moves from room to room in the so-called main battle area (MBA) of Marawi City. Dozens of unexploded ordnance still litter the area.

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Feb 27, 2018 at 1:11am PST

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Nakakaantig din ang kaniyang pakikisalamuha sa mga nakatatandang babae na nawalan ng tirahan sa Marawi City, na nananatiling matatag sa kabila ng mga nangyari.

 

Rohaima Macarimbor, 55, a “bakwit” from Marawi, started a small business at their evacuation center in Iligan with a capital of only P300. At first she sold bananas, then slowly moved up to selling cooked meals. Aside from earning much needed cash, Rohaima feels good that she can stand on her own and provide for her two grandchildren without relying on dole outs. Madali siyang umiyak, pero madali rin siya patawanin :) - This is the kind of dignity that many evacuees crave. The fighting may be over, but the displaced need durable solutions in the months and years to come, even as they start going back to devastated communities in Marawi. You can support them by making a donation to UNHCR. Link in bio :) - #NikonD750

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Dec 12, 2017 at 12:28am PST

 

I first met Fatimah Lumabao back in July on a mission with UNHCR. Hers is one of the most tragic among many tragic stories of evacuees from Marawi city. 4 of Fatimah's 7 children, aged 20, 19, 12, and 10, are still missing. She is beginning to accept that she may never see them again. Despite her grief, Fatimah remains strong, planting vegtables in a small plot behind their evacuation center to cope and support her family. - Like Fatimah, many of the displaced have no more homes to return to. They need our sustained help. https://donate.unhcr.ph

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Dec 13, 2017 at 3:00am PST

 

Here are some of the courageous, elderly Maranao women displaced by conflict in Marawi. They are a source of strength and inspiration to their communities.

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Dec 14, 2017 at 8:51pm PST

Sa Chika Minute report sa GMA News "24 Oras" nitong Biyernes, sinabing nagpapasalamat si Atom na nabigyan siya ng bagong documentary show, na talaga naman nakahiligan niyang gawin.

"It's going to come out every month. It's very exciting kasi I'm given a lot of latitude to tell stories," sabi ni Atom.

Abangang ngayong summer sa GMA-7 ang "The Atom Araullo Specials." — AT, GMA News