1 dead, 1 hurt in motorcycle-bus collision in Lucena City | Inquirer News

1 dead, 1 hurt in motorcycle-bus collision in Lucena City

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 06:51 PM April 24, 2023

A motorcyclist died while his pillion rider was injured when their vehicle slammed into a commuter bus in Lucena City

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LUCENA CITY — A motorcyclist died while his pillion rider was injured when their vehicle slammed into a commuter bus here late Sunday, April 23, police said.

A report from the Quezon police said security guard Nicanor Corigal, 38, was driving the motorcycle with passenger Mary Jane Lagar, 28, when they collided head-on with the bus driven by Mark Anthony Lamac along the diversion road in Barangay (village) Ibabang Dupay at around 9:30 p.m.

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The motorcycle was dragged by the bus a few meters away after the strong impact, the report said.

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Both motorcycle riders sustained grave injuries and were rushed by a passing ambulance to Quezon Medical Center in the city proper, but Corigal, who was not wearing a crash helmet, was declared dead on arrival.

The police, citing information from a bus passenger seated in front, said the motorcycle occupied the opposite lane and subsequently collided head-on with the oncoming bus. INQ

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