Sorrow and fury among Vancouver’s Filipinos after attack on festival

Lapu’s Festival the blueprise.

Sixteen – five last five – died and most of them have been detained in the hospital after driving SUV to pass the crowd.

“Most people are very distressed. Many of us are still angry, sad, sad, and some of us don’t know how to listen,” an organization that lays in the celebration.

He once told the Newcastle disease on the bottom Sunday night.

“Frankly, I’m like all of the above,” added.

The present on the site all day all day was about to shake, sorrow and anger in the attack.

Roger Peralta and Bjorn Villarreal, friends who both arrive in Canada in 2016, spent the evening time to listen to the song.

“Suddenly I hear no disagreement,” remembers about Bjorn.

“It was noises so rhythn.

Both men describe that the bodies are just released from nonoo.

“I didn’t escape,” Bjorn continues. “I followed the car, because I felt if I could stop him.

“It was dangerous. Most people [were] Sleeping on the street and cry for help. “

About a day later, Roger is still shaken but unable to sleep as the situation. They are saying they’re getting alone to stop and cry.

But he also spoke of the capacity of the spirit of the Philipino, the one who will lift up the community.

“We have our culture on the buttonhan,” describes, which translates as a spirit of union between the Philipinos.

“If you meet with Philipino, although you do not know them, greet them as a family, even if you are not.”

At the bottom of the British Columbia, David Ebhia, he was also paid for Philippines in Canada, and said he has no “idea of ​​Columbian Communcing contrast.

“You can’t go to a place where they take care of our district and not meet a group of these people,” he said.

“Home home, our hospitals, children, schools, schools, schools. This is a group that provides and offers.”

BJorn, who works in the medical professional as a thinker, agreeing.

He said: “We are many cautious people.

Both and Roger angry when they joined the crowds of the suki in the first place. They say they hear that he will come out of Canada.

Premier Eby said they were feeling angry.

“But I want to turn the anger I’m to make sure we stand up with Polpcino,” said the point in front of the police stopped the hidden place.

“This event does not express us with the Philippo group or festival.”