Reaksyon ng driver pagkatapos sumalpok ng SUV sa NAIA Terminal 1, nakunan ng video
- The reaction of the driver of the SUV, 47-year-old Leo Gonzales, was captured on video
- In the video shared by TV Patrol of ABS-CBN, one could see the driver momentarily unable to alight from the SUV immediately following the crash at the NAIA Terminal 1
- Thereafter, when he got out of the vehicle, he placed his hands on his knees and bent forward
- The incident claimed the lives of two individuals, a male adult and a five-year-old girl who went to the airport to bid her father, an OFW, goodbye
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The immediate reaction of the SUV driver involved in the deadly crash at NAIA Terminal 1 was caught on video and has now surfaced online.
Source: Youtube
In a report by TV Patrol of ABS-CBN, the footage shows 47-year-old Leo Gonzales appearing visibly shaken in the moments following the tragic incident.
The video captured the driver momentarily unable to exit the black SUV after it violently rammed through the outer railing and into the walkway of the departure area on May 4.
When he eventually stepped out of the vehicle, he placed his hands on his knees and bent forward, seemingly overwhelmed and in distress.
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The crash resulted in the deaths of two individuals — a male adult and a 5-year-old girl who had gone to the terminal to bid farewell to her father, an overseas Filipino worker (OFW).
The heartbreaking loss has triggered an outpouring of grief and anger across the country.
Initial reports suggest the driver panicked after another vehicle allegedly crossed his path.
In his panic, he reportedly stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake, causing the SUV to lurch forward.
Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon stated earlier that CCTV footage points to the crash being "unintentional." Gonzales remains in custody as authorities continue to investigate.
The tragic event has renewed calls for stricter safety protocols in airport areas.
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.
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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."
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