Driver ng bus na sangkot sa karambola sa SCTEX, negatibo sa drug test
- The Solid North bus driver involved in the May 1 SCTEX collision tested negative for illegal drugs, as per ABS-CBN News
- The driver remains under police custody and is facing multiple charges, including reckless imprudence resulting in multiple homicide and injuries
- Authorities continue to investigate other possible causes of the accident, such as vehicle condition and driver fatigue
- Police urged transport companies to enforce stricter safety measures to prevent similar road tragedies
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The bus driver of Solid North involved in the multiple-vehicle collision along the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx) on May 1 has tested negative for illegal drugs, according to PLt. Col. Romel Santos, Chief of Police of Tarlac City, as per the report of ABS-CBN News.
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Despite the negative drug test result, the driver remains in police custody and is already facing multiple criminal charges, including reckless imprudence resulting in multiple homicide, physical injuries, and damage to property.
The accident occurred in the morning of May 1 and resulted in several fatalities and multiple injuries.
Initial investigations revealed that the bus was traveling at a high speed before colliding with several vehicles along the expressway in Tarlac.
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While drug use has been ruled out, authorities continue to investigate other possible contributing factors to the crash, such as the vehicle’s condition, the driver’s fatigue level, and road conditions at the time of the incident.
PLt. Col. Santos emphasized that the police are committed to helping the victims and their families seek justice.
He also called on transport companies to ensure their vehicles and drivers are fit for operation to prevent similar tragedies.
The authorities are closely monitoring the situation as legal proceedings against the bus driver continue.
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 cases of accidents, those that leave heartbreaking stories behind go viral.
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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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