Image: Instagram/@mr_enchongdee
Enchong Dee warned the public to not leave fire hazards, such as candles and cooking appliances, unattended since they could cause large fire accidents.
The actor’s warning came after he suffered a minor accident at a friend’s house over the weekend, as seen in his Twitter post last Saturday, Oct. 26.
“Sa mga tulad kong malalapit sa aksidente (To those who are accident-prone like me): Last night while having dinner at a [friend’s] place, we started smelling burned something, we unplugged everything but apparently it was the oil canister,” he said, adding that his initial reaction was to blow the fire away. “[A]s a result the oil went to my face.”
Sa mga tulad kong malalapit sa aksidente: Last night while having dinner at a friends place, we started smelling burned something, we unplugged everything but apparently it was the oil canister, my initial reaction was to blow the fire away, as a result the oil went to my face🤦🏻♂️ pic.twitter.com/ZU6h0x8Pc7
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) October 26, 2019
He accompanied his post with a photo of his chin, showing marks from the oil that hit his face. Dee then reminded his followers to not leave fire-lit items such as scented candles, oils and cooking appliances unattended, pointing out how they could lead to more serious fire-related incidents.
“Please be mindful and careful yeah?!” the actor appealed. “I learned my lesson and I don’t know if this will scar my face.”
Don’t leave anything na may sindi ng apoy like scented candles, scented oils, cooking appliance, etc. baka eto maging sanhi ng malaking sunog. Please be mindful and careful yeah?! I learned my lesson and I don’t know if this will scar my face🤦🏻♂️
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) October 26, 2019
Dee’s latest showbiz endeavor includes starring in the recent drama film “Circa” alongside veteran actress Jaclyn Jose. The movie was directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. and was an official entry to the 2019 Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino held last month. /ra
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