Filipino motovlogger Yanna published a statement following the backlash she received on social media after her argument with a driver went viral on social media.
In a Facebook post, Yanna revealed that she went to Zambales again to look for the motorist she had argued with, but she failed to talk to him.
The motorist, identified as Jimmy Pascua, was reportedly preparing to file charges against Yanna for allegedly invading his privacy after she posted his face and plate number on social media.
The motovlogger reportedly earned hundreds of dollars from posting the said video.
“Earlier, di po namin naabutan si Kuya Jimmy Pascua in his house, and in his work to personally apologize, so I would like to take this opportunity to say sorry to Kuya Jimmy for what I’ve cost,” she said.
“Of course, as well as to those people who got dragged into the issue,” she added.
Yanna admitted that the incident would be a lesson for her to become more careful with what she was posting on social media and how she would handle issues with other motorists.
“I promise to be more patient next time, especially on the road,” she stated.
Meanwhile, the Land and Transportation Office (LTO) already ordered a summon against Yanna to explain why her license should not be revoked after her actions.