38-year-old lineman dies during maintenance work amid typhoon
- Jovi Bulfa, a 38-year-old lineman of Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (Noneco), was electrocuted while working on a secondary electrical line in Barangay Lo-ok, Calatrava, Negros Occidental
- Bulfa was rescued by a co-worker and the Calatrava MDRRMO team but was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital
- Noneco paid tribute to Bulfa’s dedication, saying, “Thank you, Jovi for your unwavering courage, your selfless service, and the light you brought into the lives of others"
- Authorities urged utility workers to follow strict safety protocols to avoid similar accidents in the future
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A 38-year-old lineman of the Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (Noneco) died after being electrocuted while working in Barangay Lo-ok, Calatrava, Negros Occidental on Friday, July 25.
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The victim was identified by police as Jovi Bulfa, a resident of Barangay Bantayanon, Calatrava.
According to initial investigations, Bulfa was performing maintenance work when he accidentally came into contact with a secondary electrical line, leading to his electrocution.
Bulfa was quickly rescued by his co-worker, with assistance from the Calatrava Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management personnel. He was rushed to a nearby hospital but was declared dead upon arrival.
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Noneco expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Bulfa and extended condolences to his family.
In a heartfelt statement, Noneco honored his contributions, saying, “Thank you, Jovi for your unwavering courage, your selfless service, and the light you brought into the lives of others.”
“Your compassion and dedication will never be forgotten. You will always be remembered and honored. May you rest in eternal peace,” the statement added.
Bulfa’s untimely death serves as a grim reminder of the risks faced daily by linemen and field workers who ensure the delivery of essential services despite hazardous conditions.
Authorities have reminded all utility workers to observe strict safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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