A video shot in the Philippines has gone viral as it gives an unsettling glimpse into food insecurity. Posted by @arabzclipz on Instagram, the clip, which has already drawn 1.8 million views, shows two content creators documenting how pagpag is made: discarded fast food, collected from trash bins, cleaned, and recooked into a meal. In the video, one of the men explains, “Pagpag is fast food that is thrown in the trash and is picked out and cooked together in oil.” As the camera pans over a sizzling pan of fried chicken scraps, they talk to a young boy about his preferences and try to identify which...

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