Kapatid na pulis ni Mahal, nais sanang mangyari ang bagay na ito sa huling pagkakataon

Cremation of Mahal’s remains is scheduled at a crematorium in Batangas this Thursday afternoon, September 2.

Mahal passed away on August 31 due to complications with COVID-19.

The comedian’s body was not immediately cremated due to the request of her police brother, P/Lt. Jason Treasurer, to see her at the last moment.

Mahal is the eldest of four siblings.

U.S.-based and restaurant owner in Cleveland, Ohio is Iren, the second sibling.

Then there’s Jason, the police, and youngest, Lany, a nurse.

Lany immediately rushed to the hospital in Batangas where her sister was taken when they found out that the comedienne’s condition was serious.

Irene told Cabinet Files about Jason’s request to see their Ate Mahal before cremating her.

In an exclusive interview with DYPR News Palawan, Jason said that Mahal is a thoughtful sister.

They called her a “birthday genius” because the comedienne memorized all the birthdays of their relatives.

The two talked that Jason would buy Mahal land in Palawan, but it would not happen anymore due to the actress’ death.

Meanwhile, the TikTok video titled “Ang huling paghinga ni Mahal.” is spreading on social media.

Mahal can be seen having difficulty breathing, and she tells her “special” friend Mygz Molino to take her to the hospital.

The source of TikTok videos has a motive to deceive the public because such video is one of the pranks that Mahal did to Mygz on her YouTube channel, eleven months ago.

It is important for the public to know that the video is old so that they will not believe that it was taken before Mahal passed away on August 31.

The public must be careful and observant of what they see and read on social media so that they do not fall prey to fake news.

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