Overloaded na motor, bumangga sa puno; rider at 3 backride kabilang ang 2 menor-de-edad, patay
- An overloaded motorcycle crashed into a tree, resulting in 4 casualties
- The incident happened in San Narciso, Quezon Province, when the motorcycle rider reportedly lost control of his vehicle
- In a report by TV 5's 'Frontline Pilipinas,' the impact of the crash was so strong that the bodies of the victims were thrown away
- The victims were rushed to the hospital for immediate medical attention, but were pronounced dead on arrival
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An overloaded motorcycle slammed into a tree, leaving four people dead.
The accident took place in San Narciso, Quezon Province, when the motorcycle rider reportedly lost control of the vehicle.
As reported by TV 5's 'Frontline Pilipinas,' the collision was so intense that the victims' bodies were thrown off the motorcycle.
The victims were quickly brought to the hospital for urgent medical care, but they were declared dead on arrival.
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The victims were the motorcycle driver, his wife, and his two minor siblings.
Authorities are now investigating the incident.
In the Philippines, if an overloaded motorcycle crashes and results in the death of all passengers including the driver, the primary legal responsibility generally falls on the driver for violating traffic laws and acting with negligence. Overloading is a clear breach of the Land Transportation and Traffic Code, and such negligence may lead to criminal liability under reckless imprudence resulting in homicid3. If the motorcycle is owned by someone else who knowingly allowed its unsafe use, that owner may also be held civilly liable. While passengers may have assumed some risk by agreeing to ride, the law places greater responsibility on the driver and possibly the owner for ensuring safety.
Watch the first report in the video below:
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