2 motorcycle got into a head-on collision; 1 rider, dead
- One rider died after two motorcycles collided in Ilocos Sur
- Additionally, one passenger was hurt, while another rider is in critical condition
- Police said one rider crossed into the opposite lane
- Families of both sides have not yet talked, according to the article published by GMA Network's 'BalitamBayan'
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A 22-year-old rider died after crashing into another motorcycle in Bantay, Ilocos Sur.
Police said the incident happened on the national highway on Sunday night.
Two riders were traveling along the road when one of them crossed into the opposite lane, causing the strong impact.
The passenger of the rider who died was hurt, while the other rider was reported to be in critical condition and was believed to have been drinking at the time of the crash.
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Families of both parties have not yet spoken as the investigation continues.
In the Philippines, accidents that cause injuries or deaths are first handled by police who secure the scene and check on the victims.
Officers document the area, collect evidence, take photos, and talk to witnesses to understand what happened.
Medical teams take injured persons to hospitals, while authorities coordinate with funeral services for those who died.
Police prepare a report and assess whether anyone should face charges, such as reckless driving or negligence.
Families may choose to file complaints, which determines if the case moves forward. If charges are filed, the prosecutor reviews the case and it may proceed to court for trial and judgment.
In the Philippines, motorcycles are involved in a large portion of road accidents.
According to data from the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Philippine Statistics Authority, motorcycles account for roughly 50% to 60% of all road traffic accidents in the country, even though they make up about a third of registered vehicles.
Many accidents involve collisions with cars or trucks, loss of control, or riding in tandem.
Fatalities and serious injuries are more common among motorcycle riders and passengers because motorcycles offer less protection compared to cars.
Traffic congestion, poor road conditions, and non-compliance with safety measures like helmets also contribute to the high rate of motorcycle-related accidents.
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