Woman crushed to death in bizarre road accident in QC | Inquirer News

Woman crushed to death in bizarre road accident in QC

/ 02:56 PM April 23, 2013

MANILA, Philippines – A 20-year-old woman waiting for a ride was killed when she was crushed by a passenger jeepney that figured in an accident with a wayward cement mixer truck in Quezon City Tuesday, a city traffic investigator said.

Christian Barkarse of Quezon City traffic bureau-Sector 1 said the accident involving a cement mixer truck and a passenger jeepney occurred at the corner of Gregorio Araneta and Del Monte avenues in Quezon City around 8:30 a.m.

Barkarse said initial investigation showed that the cement mixer truck, driven by Reynald Guarte, lost its brakes and got stuck on a shallow digging by a water utility company.

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The cement mixer truck tilted on its side and eventually fell on the passenger jeepney, which then crushed Marie Cherrie Inson who was standing beside the public utility vehicle.

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Eight other people, including the driver of the passenger jeep, were injured.

“Nadamay si Inson at naipit after madaganan nung truck yung jeep,” Barkarse said.

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A radio report said a tow truck and a crane were used to remove the mixer truck. Rescuers also used a hydraulic cutter before recovering the body of Inson.

Meanwhile, Barkarse said the other injured victims were taken to the East Avenue Medical Center, and St. Luke’s Medical Center.

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