4 dead, 4 hurt in Batangas road crashes | Inquirer News

4 dead, 4 hurt in Batangas road crashes

Two motorcycle riders died on Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 12 and 13) in separate road accidents in Batangas province, police reports said.

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LUCENA CITY — Four motorists died, and four others were injured in two road accidents on Sunday, Nov. 13, in Batangas province.

The Batangas police reported Monday that a van driven by Elmer Malabanan hit around 6:30 a.m. the rear portion of a truck driven by Renato Atienza along the national road in Barangay Tulo in Taal town.

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Malabanan and his five passengers suffered injuries and were rushed to the Taal Polymedic Hospital and Batangas Provincial Hospital.

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Malabanan and one of his passengers, Abelina Malabanan, 68, were declared dead on arrival at the hospital.

In Nasugbu town, two unidentified motorcycle riders died around 10:30 p.m.after their vehicle collided with an oncoming truck driven by Mario Manguiat along the national road in Barangay Bilaran.

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One rider was thrown off the vehicle and landed on the pavement, while the other was dragged by the sliding motorcycle a few meters away.

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Both died on the spot from grave injuries.

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The police are conducting further investigation. INQ

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