Calamba City, Laguna — The tranquility of Jeremias Triplex resort, nestled in the heart of Bucal, Calamba City, was shattered in a spree of destructive vandalism that not only left the property in shambles but also deeply affected its co-owner, Kath Llarenas. Llarenas, who is currently undergoing chemotherapy, found herself grappling with distress and disbelief as she confronted the aftermath of the incident.
In the early hours of a Monday morning, what should have been a peaceful start to the day turned into a nightmare when a group of individuals wreaked havoc on the serene retreat. The resort, known for offering solace to its patrons, became the unfortunate canvas for an act of senseless destruction.

Ms. Kath Llarenas, one of the resort’s owners, expressed her frustration and shock in the wake of the vandalism. She shared her perspective on the incident, saying, “Sobrang stress ang dulot ng mga kalalakihan na bumaboy sa resort ng isang nagke chemo na syang isa sa may-ari ng resort na si Kath Llarenas kung saan siya kumukuha ng kanyang pampagamot tapos ganun pa ang ginawa ng mga ito.” This statement reflects the personal toll the incident took on Llarenas, who is already facing the challenges of chemotherapy.
According to Llarenas, the vandals knocked on the caretaker’s door in the early hours, claiming their security deposit of P1,000. However, instead of respecting the property, they engaged in a spree of destruction. Chairs were hurled into the swimming pool, a water dispenser was recklessly tossed, and even a barbecue area suffered irreparable damage. Broken glass and debris marred what was once a haven of relaxation.
The incident was captured by the resort’s security cameras, revealing the perpetrators’ shocking behavior. Llarenas revealed, “Itinapon din ang ihawan na di nakita sa CCTV. May mga binasag din mga bote ng alak pati mantika at mga pulutan nila na sobrang nagpahirap sa paglilinis dahil nakakasugat ang mga bubog nito na nasa pool.”
Llarenas expressed her bewilderment at the motive behind the destruction, as the perpetrators provided no explanation for their actions. She said, “Hindi ko alam kung bakit ginawa nila yon. Tinanong namin sila, hindi nila alam. Trip trip lang,” revealing her frustration and confusion over the incident.
One individual, John Carlo Nery, stood out as the person responsible for throwing the water dispenser into the pool. The viral CCTV footage showed his actions, prompting netizens to voice their displeasure over the incident.
Speaking out on social media, Ms. Llarenas shared her sadness over the diversion of funds that could have been used for her chemotherapy to address the aftermath of the vandalism. She called on future resort clients to be responsible and respectful of the spaces they rent, emphasizing that temporary ownership does not justify destructive behavior.
The incident resonated deeply with netizens, who rallied around Ms. Llarenas and expressed their support and solidarity. The story serves as a stark reminder of the power of individual actions and the collective responsibility to protect shared spaces.
The incident stirred a strong response from netizens, who condemned the destructive behavior and called for accountability. The resort’s ordeal struck a chord with people, emphasizing the importance of respecting public spaces, especially during a time when the world is facing unprecedented challenges.
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