10 hurt in Quezon road accident | Inquirer News

10 hurt in Quezon road accident

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 02:35 PM July 04, 2015

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LUCENA CITY – At least 10 passengers aboard a Manila-bound bus were hurt in a road accident along Maharlika Highway in Calauag, Quezon after their vehicle ran straight into a roadside coconut tree early morning on Saturday.

A Philtranco bus (Plate No. AIA 3044 and body no. 1875), with 29 passengers, was descending a curved section of the highway in Barangay (village) Lungib at around 4 a.m. when driver Dante Mana lost control of the vehicle, said Chief Inspector Noel Divino, Calauag police chief, in a report.

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The wayward bus eventually slammed into a coconut tree on the right side of the road. Due to strong impact, the vehicle rested on its left side.

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Divino said the injured passengers were rushed to the Saint Peter hospital in Calauag for treatment. They were Maria Lourdes Pulgeras, 48; Salvacion Jayona, 60; Jake Sirage, 32; Lyca Sirage, 42; Susan Atienza, 56; Josefina Dimla, 52; Jessie Lizaba, 30; Maria Julie Mejellano, 47; Rowena Cadiao, 33; and Leoliza Escolano, 48.

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He said the driver told investigators that he lost control of the vehicle because of the slippery road caused by heavy rains spawned by Tropical Storm “Egay” (international name: Linfa).

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