One of the three grade-7 victims of fallen concrete debris in QC passes away, his father confirms
- Grade 7 student CJ Baldonado, one of the kids hit by falling concrete debris in Quezon City, has passed away
- His father, Jayson, shared an emotional tribute on Facebook, saying the hardest pain for a parent is to bury their child
- CJ had a severe head injury from the August 12 accident but initially survived after surgery before eventually passing
- The Quezon City government is now investigating the incident and considering legal actions
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CJ Baldonado, one of the three Grade 7 students struck by falling concrete debris in Quezon City, has passed away, his father confirmed.
In a Facebook post, Jayson Baldonado expressed his grief, saying he was sorry for his shortcomings as a father and that the most painful thing for a parent is to lay a child to rest.
He shared that CJ had already endured enough and thanked God for giving them extra time to say goodbye.
Jason also asked his late son to keep watching over their family whenever they face challenges.
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Jason said they love CJ deeply and promised that he will take care of his siblings and their mother.
He also thanked CJ for not giving them a hard time despite his struggles, adding that his son gave them strength and a good fight until the very end.
The tragic accident happened on August 12, when CJ and two classmates were walking in front of Atherton Place Condominium along Tomas Morato Avenue.
A portion of concrete from the building’s upper structure suddenly fell, hitting the students. CJ suffered a severe head injury and underwent surgery the next day, which initially gave hope to his family before his passing.
Following the incident, the Quezon City government has launched an investigation and is looking into possible legal actions against those responsible.
Check out CJ's father's social media update in the Facebook post below:
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