Philippines man dies after police made him do hundreds of squats for curfew breach

Philippines man dies after police made him do hundreds of squats for curfew breach
Darren Manaog Penaredondo was stopped by police for buying water after the 6pm curfew last Thursday.
As punishment, Mr Peñaredondo was forced to do a hundred squats in sync with several others. If they could not do so simultaneously, they would have to begin again.
Health workers collect blood samples inside a bus at a free COVID-19 drive-thru testing facility in Manila.(AP Photo/Aaron Favila)
He ended up being forced to do 300 squats.
"He went home on Friday at 8am in the morning and he couldn't walk properly," his brother Adrian Lucena wrote on Facebook.

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