5-anyos na naghatid ng amang OFW, kabilang sa nasawi nang bumangga SUV sa NAIA 1 Terminal
- A black SUV rammed into the departure area of NAIA Terminal 1 around 8:55 a.m. on Sunday, killing two people, including a young child
- Among those who died was a five-year-old daughter of an overseas Filipino worker (OFW), as confirmed by Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon
- The SUV driver, who had just dropped off a passenger, is currently in police custody and CCTV footage suggests the incident was unintentional
- The Philippine Red Cross dispatched five ambulances and 18 volunteers to the scene; three injured individuals were brought to San Juan de Dios Hospital
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A black SUV crashed into the departure area of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1 on Sunday morning, killing two people.
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"Mayroong dalawang namatay kasama na 'yung batang-batang five-year-old daughter ng OFW," Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon told Super Radyo dzBB.
"3 ang injured na dinala sa San Juan de Dios Hospital... Ang initial report, I think okay naman," he added.
Dizon expressed sorrow over the tragedy.
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"Nakakalungkot talaga 'yung nangyari. Nakikiramay tayo lalo sa OFW na namatayan ng anak niya ngayon. Masakit. Kausap ko ‘yung father kanina. Hinatid lang siya (OFW) nung anak niya, pamilya."
The Philippine Red Cross (PRC), in a Facebook post, said the incident happened shortly before 9 a.m.
"At around 8:55 AM, a sports utility vehicle (SUV) crashed through the outer railing and walkway before slamming into the entrance of the Departure Area at NAIA Terminal 1 in Pasay City. The incident tragically resulted in the deaths of two individuals—a male adult and a 4-year-old girl," the PRC stated.
The PRC deployed five ambulances and 18 volunteers to assist at the scene.
"The driver of the Ford Everest is in custody right now," Dizon confirmed.
"Rineview din namin ang CCTV kaya ako nagtagal kaunti. ‘Yung driver ay may inihatid na pasahero. Right now, initially, mukhang di pumunta ‘yung driver para managasa. Hindi intentional," he clarified.
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