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| Friday, 09-Aug-2002 13:25:51 EDT |
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siblings die in Capas road smashup CAPAS
— A freak accident involving three
vehicles along the MacArthur Highway in
Barangay Estrada in this town last
Tuesday, Aug. 6, claimed the lives of
three siblings from Ilocos Sur.
Officer-in-case, PO1 Ferdinand
Olegario, identified the victims as
Hilario Ceria, and his two younger
siblings, Cerila and Loyd, all natives of
Barangay Patong in Magsunggal town in
Ilocos Sur.
Police have it that the victims were
then Manila-bound on board a Daihatsu
Feroza, with license plate TPJ-664,
driven by one Luis Tapeseria, 32, also of
Magsunggal town.
At around 3 a.m., upon reaching
Barangay Estrada, a north-bound Isuzu
drop-side vehicle, with license plate
WDM-553, driven by a certain Hernan
Nicdao, 36, of Barangay San Sebastian,
Tarlac City, collided with the
victims’ vehicle, causing Tapeseria
to lose control over the steering wheel.
The Feroza was then hit by a tailing
Fuzo van, with license plate WPA-922 and
driven by Romeo Babay of Cavite, causing
the victims’ vehicle to turn turtle
until it smashed on a sari-sari store
owned by a certain Mark Canlas.
The Ceria siblings were rushed to the
Concepcion District Hospital in
Concepcion town, but were all declared
dead on arrival.
Tapeseria remained in serious
condition at the Ramos General Hospital
in Tarlac City, while criminal charges of
reckless imprudence resulting to multiple
homicide and damages to properties were
filed by the police against Nicdao.
— reports from Charlie Magaoay
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