2 dead in Batangas road mishaps | Inquirer News

2 dead in Batangas road mishaps

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LUCENA CITY — A motorcyclist and a pedestrian died on Tuesday and Wednesday in two separate road accidents in Batangas province.

Sto. Tomas City police reported that motorcyclist Renier Almarez, 22, bumped around 12:45 a.m. on Wednesday the rear portion of a truck tractor driven by Michael Gardose and was running ahead of him along the Maharlika Highway in Barangay San Rafael.

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Almarez suffered grave injuries and died while being taken to the Laurel District Hospital in the town proper.

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The police said the concerned parties were open to amicable settlement.

In Malvar town, the police reported that security guards Karissa Bajar, 33, and Gemmalyn Cabatingan, 29, were hit by a still unidentified vehicle while crossing the road at 10:20 p.m. in Barangay San Fernando.

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The vehicle sped off and left the victims, who suffered injures. They were taken to Daniel Mercado Medical Center, but Bajar died along the way.

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The police are conducting an investigation to identify the suspect’s vehicle.

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