VLOGGER Alyannah Aguinaldo, known online as Yanna Motovlog, has launched a new Facebook page after her original account was allegedly taken down due to mass reporting.
“Hi all. My official account was banned already so I decided to create an official page of mine. New acc, new life. May we stop the hate, no more. Thank you all,” she wrote in a post on her new page.
In a previous message, Yanna lashed out at those who reported her account.
“Masaya na po ba kayo na sa kakareport niyo sa account ko, banned na? Grabe po kayo, tao lang ako nagkakamali rin,” she said.
She also pleaded with netizens not to target her new page for reporting. Despite her appeal, several users have already flagged her new account, based on comments on her posts.
On Wednesday, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) found Aguinaldo guilty of traffic violations related to a viral road rage incident in Zambales and fined her P7,000. Her driver’s license was also suspended.
Transportation Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II, who also heads the LTO, said Aguinaldo was fined P5,000 for using a motorcycle without side mirrors and P2,000 for reckless driving.
Her license will remain suspended until she complies with the LTO’s order to surrender the motorcycle she used during the incident, which she admitted was not registered under her name.