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Mandaue student dies days before her high school graduation day

By: Mary Rose Sagarino - Multimedia Correspondent - CDN Digital | July 11,2023 - 07:42 PM

The younger sister of the late Trina Ouano holds a picture of her late sister as she stands in to receive the late Trina Ouano's diploma during the July 11 High School graduation. | Photo courtesy of Councilor Malcolm Sanchez

The younger sister of the late Trina Ouano holds a picture of her late sister as she stands in to receive the late Trina Ouano’s diploma during the July 11 High School graduation. | Photo courtesy of Councilor Malcolm Sanchez

A sister carried her dead sister’s picture as she did the graduation walk to the stage to receive her elder sister’s high school diploma.

This was after Trina Ouano, 18, of the Mandaue City Comprehensive National High School, passed away due to complications caused by diabetes days before her graduation.

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“Trina Ouano died last July 1 due to diabetes,” said Justin Estrera, president of the Student Supreme Government of the Mandaue City Comprehensive National High School.

“Nakaapil pa kini sa graduation picture ug kalit kaayo ang panghitabo, said Estrera.

(She even joined in the taking of the graduation picture and it (her death) was so sudden.)

The cousin of the late Trina Ouano (left) carries the picture during the graduation of the late Trina Ouano on July 11. She and another relative accompanied younger sister of Trina Ouano, who received the high school diploma of her sister, who passed away on July 1.| Photo courtesy of Councilor Malcolm Sanchez

The cousin of the late Trina Ouano (left) carries the picture during the graduation of the late Trina Ouano on July 11. She and another relative accompanied younger sister of Trina Ouano, who received the high school diploma of her sister, who passed away on July 1.| Photo courtesy of Councilor Malcolm Sanchez

Estrera confirmed City Councilor Malcolm Sanchez’s statement in a Facebook post that Ouano died of diabetes.

Sanchez posted on FB a picture of the sister together with relatives who stood in to receive the diploma of Trina Ouano.

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Mandaue student dies months before graduation

Last June 16, a sister of a graduating student of the Mandaue City College also received her dead sister’s college diploma.

The sister of the late Abegael Inot received the latter’s diploma for finishing her course of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Human Resources Development Management.

According to Dr. Lilybeth Mayol, MCC administrator, it was Abegael’s dying wish to have her sister receive her diploma for her.

According also to Mandaue City Councilor Malcolm Sanchez, Inot died of lung disease.

Sanchez also said aside from her studies, Inot also worked as a call center agent at night and was OJT or on-the-job training in a post office at daytime.

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