Kamakailan nag viral ang letratong Ito sa Burma, na ngayon any Myanmar.

Karga karga Sa basket ang kanyang mga magulang habang naghahanap sila ng kanlungan Sa Bangladesh, pitung araw niyang karga Ito hanggang marating ang border ng Bangladesh.

Humanga ang mga Tao na nakakita Sa binatang ito, pasan nya ang mga magulang nya dahil hinde na neto kaya pang malalakad.

Halo-halo ang mga reaksyon ng mga Tao Sa kanya may nagsasabi na matatanda na ang mga Ito Sa malaut-madali mawawala din ito.

Pero hinde natinag ang binata dahil ang iniisip nya mga magulang nya at dahil mahal nya Ito gusto nya na kung safe siya dapat safe din ang magulang niya. Gagawin nya lahat maging ligtis Lang ang magulang nya.

Sa ngayon masasabi na natin na safe ng bumisita Sa Myanmar pero May mga Lugar pa din na pinagbabawal puntahan ng mga tourista.

Sa kwentong Ito mo makikita ang totoong pagmamahal Sa isang anak na Di nasusukat ng anumang yaman Sa magulang.

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