Man dies after being hit by pickup truck in Isabela in tragic hit-and-run incident
- A man was killed after being hit by a pickup truck in Ramon, Isabela along the Santiago-Tuguegarao Road
- The driver fled the scene, leaving the victim lifeless on the road
- Witnesses did not see the plate number, but CCTV footage may help identify the suspect
- Police are taking steps to track down the hit-and-run driver as concerns over road safety grow
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A man died after being struck by a pickup truck in Ramon, Isabela, police reported Monday.
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The victim was thrown off the road due to the strong impact and was left lifeless on the ground.
ccording to a report from GMA Regional TV One North Central Luzon, the accident occurred along the national highway on Santiago-Tuguegarao Road in Barangay Burgos.
Authorities said the driver of the pickup truck, which was heading toward San Mateo, Isabela, fled the scene immediately after the incident.
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Witnesses failed to catch the vehicle’s plate number, but investigators are now reviewing CCTV footage in hopes of identifying and locating the suspect.
The victim’s relatives have yet to issue a public statement regarding the incident.
Police assured that steps are already being taken to track down the driver. The case has once again raised concerns about hit-and-run incidents and the growing need for stricter road safety enforcement in the region.
Just recently, similar cases have been reported in various parts of the Philippines.
In Iloilo City, a traffic enforcer was arrested for allegedly extorting money from a driver caught in a traffic violation, highlighting the issues of road accountability.
Meanwhile, in Pangasinan, a barangay official was shot dead inside a barangay hall, drawing attention to public safety in both communities and roadways.
Authorities continue to urge motorists to exercise caution and responsibility while driving to prevent further tragedies.
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