Tatay na Nagtitinda ng Icecream, Binawian ng Buhay sa Gitna ng Kalsada sa Sobrang Pagod

Parents will do anything for the sake of their children. They work tirelessly day and night just to provide a comfortable life for their family. Even though their work is exhausting, parents still strive to make a living just to put food on the table. But sometimes, this happens at the expense of their health.

Sometimes, in a bid to provide for their family, parents can be overworked to the point that their health can be compromised. This is what happened to this elderly man, who suddenly passed away while working. This just proves that parents are willing to go the extreme lengths just for their family.

Earlier this week, people were heartbroken over the photo of this father who passed away while working. The man was named as Misyanto, a 66-year-old resident of Ledokombo Village in East Jawa, Indonesia. The elderly man was slumped forward on his motorcycle while selling icecream.

According to reports online, a witness was about to cross the road when he found the unconscious man. The elderly ice-cream vendor was slumped forward on his motorcycle and blocking the road. Upon coming closer, the witness was horrified to see that the man was no longer breathing.

Authorities were called to the seen to fetch Misyanto's body. Upon investigation, they did not find any signs of trauma on the body. Robbery was also ruled out, as Misyanto's personal and valuable belongings were still with him when he passed away.

On the other hand, Misyanto's family revealed that he was already complaining of a headache, yet he still persisted on selling ice cream because it is his only source of income:

"His family members said that he would always complain of having headaches and breathing difficulties. Yet, he insisted on going to sell his ice creams," said one of the officials in Sumber Police Station.

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