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Newly-elected village chief killed in Tacloban road crash

By: - Correspondent / @rdejonINQ
/ 04:44 PM November 11, 2023

Newly-elected village chief die in Tacloban road crash

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ORMOC CITY — A newly-elected village chief died in a road mishap at Bagacay-Maharlika Highway in Tacloban City on Friday, November 10.

A police report showed that the motorcycle driven by the husband of barangay chair Niña Danica Bayona, 28, was rammed by a tricycle along the highway in Barangay 93.

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Bayona won in the recently concluded barangay polls as chair of Sampaguita in Dagami town.

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The report also said that Bayona’s husband, Police Corporal Leomer Bayona, 30, was injured in the incident.

Based on the initial investigation, the Bayona couple was traveling the Bagacay-Maharlika Highway from Diit-Maharlika when the tricycle driven by Bernie Gacoscosim, 32, bumped into them.

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The victims, according to investigators, were thrown off their motorcycle. The barangay chairperson died instantly, they also said.

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Police said Gacoscosim failed to show a driver’s license and has since been taken into the custody of the Tacloban City Police Office pending the filing of a complaint for reckless imprudence resulting in homicide and serious physical injury.

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