4 drown in Calabarzon on Good Friday

4 drown in Calabarzon on Good Friday

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 12:00 PM March 30, 2024

4 drown in Calabarzon on Good Friday

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LUCENA CITY – At least four persons drowned in separate incidents on Good Friday in Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon provinces, the Region 4A police said in a report Saturday (March 30).

One Francis Pasamba, who was allegedly drunk, jumped from the pier into the 10-meter deep water in Barangay (village) Caridad Ibaba in Atimonan, Quezon around 3 p.m.

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His body surfaced more than two hours later.

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In Laguna province, Rodemar Magtubo, after a drinking spree along the banks of a river in Barangay Alipit in Sta. Cruz town around 5 p.m., went to the river for a swim.

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A few minutes later, his body was seen floating in another part of the river.

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In Rodriguez, Rizal, picnicker Simon Peter Escober, while swimming strayed into the deeper part of Wawa river in Barangay San Rafael around 2:30 p.m.

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Rescuers recovered him and he was taken to a local hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

Another picnicker, Ruffa Mae Quinto, (not the actress) was with her relatives in an outing in Barangay Bilogo in Taysan, Batangas.

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At around 1:30 p.m. Quinto was spotted floating in the swimming pool, unconscious and with her head bowed down.

She was taken to the nearest hospital but died on the way.

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