5 killed in collision of 2 vans in South Cotabato | Inquirer News

5 killed in collision of 2 vans in South Cotabato

/ 08:32 PM December 23, 2018

South Cotabato road accident - funeral parlor workers

Funeral parlor workers carry the body of one of the fatalities in vehicular collision in Polomolok, South Cotabato, on Sunday, Dec. 23, 2018. (Photos from South Cotabato Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council)

KORONADAL CITY — Five persons were killed, two of them children, when a Toyota HiAce van and a Mitsubishi L-300 box type van collided on a highway in Polomolok, South Cotabato Sunday afternoon.

The L-300 van, owned by the Notre Dame of Sienna Polomolok, collided with the HiAce van at about 3 p.m. in Barangay Crossing Palkan, Polomolok, Supt. Aldrin Gonzales said, speaking for the Soccsksargen Police Regional Office.

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Two of the victims died on the spot and the rest were declared dead on arrival in a hospital.

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Gonzales said traffic investigators were still determining how the accident happened.

The identities of the fatalities were not available as of posting time.

 Polomolok Emergency Response Team members

Members of the Polomolok Emergency Response Team look at one of the vans involved in the accident. (Photo from the South Cotabato Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council)

South Cotabato road accident bystanders

Bystanders look at one of the vans involved in the accident. (Photo from the South Cotabato Provincial Risk Reduction and Management Council)

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