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WATCH: Grab Rider With One Leg Shuffles Between Two Jobs

He works as a delivery app rider and pest control worker.
by Ara Eugenio
Dec 1, 2020
Photo/s: Courtesy of Joy Calimlim Habana
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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, delivery app riders were among the ones who rode to the frontlines. They shuffled between pick-up and drop off points, notwithstanding the dangers on the road and the risk of getting sick.

It's more difficult for 49-year old Grab rider Joy Calimlim Habana who rides with just one leg. His other leg was amputated soon after he was born because of a complication.

Difficulties aside, Habana is powering through the pandemic as a differently abled father who fends for his four children by juggling two jobs. When he is not a delivery app rider, he is a pest control worker. 

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He was discovered by former Senator JV Ejercito who saw him while out on a bike ride and could not help but notice him hustling. 

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Showing just how capable he is of doing more, he is also vying for a place in the national sailing team as the skipper or the captain of the vessel. 

Watch his full story in this video:

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