777club 2 dead as jeepney crashes into tricycle before falling off cliff


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CALUMPIT, Bulacan —Two people were killed and 19 others injured when a speeding passenger jeepney collided with a tricycle and plunged off a cliff along MacArthur Highway in Barangay Iba O’Este in this town on Tuesday, Jan 14.

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Director Col. Satur Ediong identified the fatalities as Johny Reyes, 44, the tricycle driver, and Angelica Esguerra, 27, both residents of this town.

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The police reported that Reyes and Esguerra were traveling southbound on a Rusi tricycle around 1:40 p.m. when a speeding modern passenger jeepney driven by Rolando Manayag, 53, from Sto. Tomas, Pampanga, lost its brakes.

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To avoid hitting another vehicle, the jeepney swerved into the opposite lane and collided with the tricycle, completely wrecking it.

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The jeepney, carrying 19 passengers, then plunged off a cliff. All passengers suffered injuries and were rushed to the Bulacan Medical Center and other nearby hospitals.

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One of the injured, 19-year-old Bulacan State University student Jhen Mark Eleogo, recounted that the jeepney was speeding since it left Malolos.

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Moments before the crash, the driver shouted that the brakes had failed.

Reyes and Esguerra were pronounced dead on arrival at Calumpit District Hospital.

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Manayag, who also suffered injuries, was arrested and is in police custody. He faces charges of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide, multiple physical injuries, and damage to property. INQ

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