Luxury car na may plakang “7” nakarehistro umano sa kompanya ng kapatid ni Sen. Win Gatchalian

- The Luxury car bearing a fake "7" number plate turned out to be registered under a company that's allegedly owned by Senator Win Gatchalian's brother

- According to the Land Transportation Office, the vehicle was registered under Orient Pacific Corp. which is allegedly owned by Kenneth Gatchalian

- The information was confirmed by a report of GMA Integrated News, the details were from a copy of the company's information sheet which they received from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

- It can be recalled that the alleged driver of the SUV during the incident who claimed to have had an upset stomach that's why he tried using the EDSA busway

The luxury car carrying a fake "7" protocol plate has been found to be registered to a company owned by Senator Win Gatchalian's brother.

As reported by the Land Transportation Office, the vehicle is registered under Orient Pacific Corp., a company owned by Kenneth Gatchalian.

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According to GMA Integrated News, this information came from a copy of the company's SEC information sheet.

Additionally, Kenneth Gatchalian is also running for Congressman in the first district of Valenzuela City in the coming elections.

The SUV's driver allegedly claimed to have used the EDSA busway due to an upset stomach during the incident.

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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.

Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero has called on the LTO to name the owner, or its driver, of the SUV with plate number 7 that recently went viral. It can be recalled that the said SUV entered the bus lane and was flagged by traffic enforcers. Instead of submitting themselves to authorities, the SUV’s driver and passengers fled the scene. The incident was captured on video by one of the Special Action and Intelligence Committee for Transportation officers and uploaded on the agency’s social media page.

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Driver ng SUV na may plakang "7" na dumaan sa bus lane, sumuko na

The Land Transportation Office confirmed that the viral SUV with plate number "7" was bearing a fake plate number. According to LTO, they had never issued a protocol plate for a senator for the said vehicle. It can be recalled that the SUV entered the EDSA busway and flee after being flagged down by a traffic enforcer. Meanwhile, Senate President Chiz Escudero wanted the owner of the SUV to take full responsibility of the incident because it didn't just violate a traffic law but also tarnished the image of the Senate.

Source: KAMI.com.gh