3 dead, 2 hurt in Quezon, Cavite road mishaps | Inquirer News

3 dead, 2 hurt in Quezon, Cavite road mishaps

Motorcycle accidents kill or injure thousands of Filipinos every year. (INQUIRER.NET FILE PHOTO)

LUCENA CITY—Three motorcycle drivers died, and two back-riders were injured in separate road accidents on Wednesday and Thursday in Cavite and Quezon provinces.

The Quezon police reported that Peter John Sesperes, 38, a fireman, was traveling at 2:20 a.m. on Thursday, August 18, aboard his motorcycle when he lost control of the vehicle along Maharlika Highway in Barangay Villa Padua in Gumaca town.

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The wayward motorcycle hit a side of a bridge, throwing Sesperes off the vehicle and onto the pavement.

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Sesperes, who was wearing a crash helmet, suffered injuries and was taken to the Gumaca District Hospital but died on the way.

In Silang, Cavite, two motorcycles and a Ford Explorer collided around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the town center.

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Motorcycle drivers Faulo Wales and Troy Jamil Moreno and their respective back riders, Ramoniel Wales and John Mico Moreno, suffered injuries and were taken to the nearest hospital.

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The police report said Faulo was declared dead on arrival, while Troy Jamil died while being treated.

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Jaime Aldava, the sport utility vehicle driver, was in police custody.

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