Head-on collision kills three on Negros Oriental highway; high school teacher among fatalities
• A head-on collision between two motorcycles in Siaton, Negros Oriental, resulted in three fatalities
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• Among the deceased was a high school teacher
• Police reports indicate that one of the drivers was overtaking another vehicle at high speed, causing the crash
• All three victims were declared dead on arrival at the hospital
A head-on collision between two motorcycles on a national highway in Siaton has resulted in the tragic deaths of three people, including a high school teacher.
Source: UGC
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The accident, which occurred on Sunday night, has sent shockwaves through the local community and highlighted the persistent dangers of reckless driving on provincial roads.
The incident took place in Barangay Malabuhan when a motorcycle, driven by a 27-year-old man with a passenger on board, attempted to overtake another vehicle.
According to the investigation by the Siaton Police Station, the maneuver caused the driver to swerve into the opposite lane, putting him on a direct collision course with an oncoming motorcycle operated by the teacher. Both motorcycles were reportedly traveling at high speeds at the time of the crash.
The force of the impact was so severe that all three individuals suffered fatal injuries. First responders and local police arrived at the scene to find the victims unresponsive.
They were immediately rushed to a nearby hospital but were all declared dead on arrival by attending physicians.
The names of the victims were not officially released by the police pending notification of their families.
The local police are still investigating the circumstances of the crash, focusing on determining the specific factors that led to the collision.
The accident serves as a stark and painful reminder of the importance of road safety, particularly in areas with limited lighting and infrastructure.
The national highway where the collision occurred is a crucial thoroughfare for commuters and residents in the area, and authorities have repeatedly cautioned motorists about the dangers of overspeeding and improper overtaking.
The death of the teacher has been particularly difficult for the community, as he was a well-respected figure in a local high school.
Colleagues and students have expressed their grief on social media, mourning the loss of a dedicated educator.
As the investigation continues, the Siaton Police urged all motorists to exercise extreme caution, especially at night, to prevent future tragedies.
The accident underscores the need for greater vigilance on the part of drivers and a collective effort from the community to promote safer driving habits.
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