No one thought that 90-year-old Alfredo Lim, a multi-term Manila mayor, would succumb to coronavirus disease , his son Rolando said as he recalled how his father remained physically fit even in old age.
The elder Lim, whose tough stance on crime earned him the moniker "Dirty Harry," passed away on Saturday after battling with the respiratory disease.HOW DID HE GET INFECTED? "Baka daw galing doon sa mga katulong na inuutusan nila na namimili para sa mga pagkain nila," Rolando said.
I tought ibang meyor dapat mauna🤣🤣🤣
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