Body of man, niece who drowned bringing goods to stranded kin recovered in Bulacan | Inquirer News

Body of man, niece who drowned bringing goods to stranded kin recovered in Bulacan

MANILA, Philippines – Rescuers on Monday recovered the body of a man who drowned while trying to bring relief goods to his stranded relatives in flood-hit Calumpit town in Bulacan, a 990AM report said.

The report identified the fatality as Fred Tolentino, 34, who died after the boat he rode back to his home in Barangay (village) Sta. Lucia overturned in floodwaters.

His five-year-old niece was also killed in the accident. The girl’s body was recovered Sunday night, the report said.

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Bulacan was one of the provinces hard hit by Typhoon “Quiel” (international name: Nalgae) with six of the fatalities coming from Calumpit.

For more of the report, listen to 990AM Radyo Inquirer.

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