Two missing boys found dead after being swept away by river in Rizal
- Two boys swept away by strong currents in Morong, Rizal, were found dead after days of search
- The incident happened on July 19 but was only reported the next morning by one of the boys’ siblings
- Rescuers recovered the victims’ bodies on July 21 and 22 despite ongoing heavy rains
- Grieving parents shared emotional tributes on social media, expressing deep sorrow and love
MAKI-TINGIN KA NAMAN: Pwede ka nang mag-comment sa mga artikulo ng KAMI! Subukan mo, madali lang!
Two young boys who went missing on Saturday, July 19, were found lifeless after being swept away by strong river currents in Barangay Bombongan, Morong, Rizal
Source: Original
The Rizal Police Provincial Office identified the victims as 12-year-old Gene Heinrich Dacumos and 10-year-old Ruben Cioseph Giray Cubilla, both residents of Binangonan, Rizal.
According to the Morong Municipal Police Station, the incident happened on Saturday but was only reported to them the following morning, July 20.
Initial investigation revealed that the two boys were last seen near a bridge in the area, accompanied by Gene's younger sibling, who witnessed the tragic moment when the current pulled them into the river.
Like and share our Facebook posts to support the KAMI team! Share your thoughts in the comments. We love reading them!
“He admitted he became afraid and did not immediately inform his parents or alert the authorities. He only reported the incident on Sunday morning,” police said.
The Morong MPS quickly coordinated with the MDRRMO, BPSO personnel, and volunteer responders for a search and rescue operation.
Despite heavy rains, the body of Dacumos was recovered on Monday, July 21, near the Tanay Dik& by rescuers from Barangay San Isidro, Tanay, in coordination with the Coast Guard, PNP Tanay, and Tanay MDRRMO. Cubilla’s remains were found the next day.
Source: Facebook
Through social media, the victims’ mothers expressed their heartbreak.
“Palagi kang mananatili sa aking puso… Hindi kita malilimutan, mahal na mahal ka ni mama,” wrote Dacumos’ mother.
“Sana kung may susunod na buhay man, ikaw pa rin ang magiging anak ko,” Cubilla’s mom said.
Due to flooding, Malacañang has announced the areas where there would be no classes.
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, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable stories.
In news abroad, Humaira Asghar Ali’s brother, Naveed Asghar, arrived from Lahore to claim her remains and arrange her burial. Her decomposed body was found in a DHA Phase-VI apartment during a court-ordered eviction; she is believed to have died 8–10 months ago. DNA tests and chemical analyses are underway to confirm her identity and determine the cause of death, as no injuries were found. Sindh officials, including Governor Kamran Tessori, offered to handle the funeral after initial reports suggested the family declined custody.
In other news, Paolo “Paowee” Tantoco died from coca1ne effects, with heart disease as a contributing factor, according to the LA County Medical Examiner. His death was ruled accidental, and the case remains open under file number 2025-04377. Tantoco passed away on March 8 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, a day after attending the Manila International Film Festival. He is survived by his wife Dina Arroyo, niece of former First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, and their three children.
Bagong feature: Tingnan ang mga balitang para sa'yo ➡️ hanapin ang "Recommended for you" block at mag-enjoy!
Source: KAMI.com.gh
