Mga nasugatan nang sumalpok SUV sa NAIA Terminal 1, nilipat na sa St. Luke's Hospital

- The three individuals who were injured from the incident in NAIA Terminal 1 on May 4 have been transferred to St. Luke's Hospital

- Based on the report of ABS-CBN, they were initially brought to the San Juan De Dios Hospital

- The injuries were the result of an SUV that crashed into NAIA Terminal 1

- The incident left two dead, including a 5-year-old girl who went to the terminal to see her father off, who is an OFW

The three individuals injured in the tragic May 4 incident at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1 have been transferred to St. Luke's Medical Center for further treatment, according to a report by ABS-CBN News.

They were initially brought to San Juan de Dios Hospital following the crash.

The injuries were sustained after a black SUV rammed through the outer railing and into the walkway of the departure area.

The crash resulted in the deaths of two people, including a 5-year-old girl who had gone to the terminal to bid farewell to her father, an overseas Filipino worker (OFW).

The heartbreaking scene, captured in viral videos, drew public sympathy and outrage.

Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon earlier stated that initial CCTV footage suggests the crash appeared unintentional.

The SUV, driven by 47-year-old Leo Gonzales, reportedly surged forward after he panicked when another vehicle crossed his path, mistakenly stepping on the accelerator instead of the brake.

In a compassionate response to the tragedy, Ramon Ang, president of AIA Infra Corp. (NNIC), has pledged to shoulder the medical expenses of the injured victims.

Ang’s company oversees the operations of the NAIA Terminal 1 through a consortium agreement.

As investigations continue, authorities are working to clarify the full circumstances behind the fatal crash.

The driver remains in custody, and legal proceedings are expected to follow.

The incident has prompted calls for stronger safety measures in airport drop-off zones to prevent similar tragedies.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In news abroad, US President Donald Trump’s AI-generated image of himself dressed in a Papal attire which he posted online has gone viral. While the US President might have intended it as a joke, there were some who did not find it amusing. Many on social media reacted strongly to the image he posted on Truth Social. Both political opponents and religious figures have also expressed their disapproval, saying it seemed disrespectful to Catholics.

In news back home, Elmer Añonuevo lost his wife and youngest child in the tragic multi-vehicle accident near the SCTEX Exit in Tarlac City. He shared a heartbreaking memory of his child reminding him to stay in touch before their trip, saying, “Papa, tatawag ka sa 'kin ha. 'Pag hindi, ako tatawag sa iyo.” GMA reported that Elmer expressed deep sorrow, recalling his child’s loving words: “Love na love kita, Papa. Kahit ano'ng mangyari, hindi kita iiwan.” Struggling with grief, Elmer said, “Ngayon, hindi ko na alam paanong gagawin ko. Nauna pa siya sa 'kin."

Source: KAMI.com.gh