SELDOM do we see and hear these days about the good old practice of bayanihan demonstrated by the community to carry out a particular task, be it as local as a neighborhood clean-up and beautification drive in time for a VIP visit, or as gargantuan as making a vital contribution to national peace, unity, security and progress.
Bayanihan is decidedly Filipino. Call it by any other name —teamwork or a cooperative endeavor—its spirit is still undoubtedly the same as standing together as a community to help those in need or carry out a collective task.
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