Hit-and-run sa Mandaue City nahuli sa camera babaeng siklista sugatan matapos masalpok ng pickup

• A female cyclist was injured in a hit-and-run incident captured on camera in Mandaue City, Cebu
• The pickup truck struck the bicycle on a relatively clear road shortly after midnight on February 12, 2026
• The victim was hospitalized but was later discharged after receiving treatment
• Police have identified the vehicle’s plate number and are coordinating with transport authorities to locate the driver

A hit-and-run incident involving a female cyclist and a pickup truck was caught on camera in Mandaue City, Cebu, prompting authorities to begin efforts to identify the driver and determine possible charges.

According to a report by Nikko Sereno on GMA Regional TV Balitang Bisdak Wednesday, the footage was obtained by the Mandaue City Command Center and showed the collision taking place around midnight on February 12, 2026, in Barangay Banilad.

The video indicated that traffic conditions were light at the time of the incident. Moments later, the pickup truck suddenly struck the bicycle positioned in front of it.

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The impact caused the cyclist to fall onto the road surface. Despite the crash, the victim was not run over as the vehicle continued moving forward and left the scene without stopping.

Emergency responders brought the injured cyclist to a hospital for medical attention.

She was later allowed to go home after treatment, suggesting that her injuries were not life-threatening, though authorities have not released further medical details.

Investigators have since determined the plate number of the pickup truck believed to be involved in the collision.

Police said coordination is underway with the Land Transportation Office Region 7 to trace the registered owner of the vehicle and establish who was behind the wheel during the incident.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and accountability in nighttime traffic situations. Authorities are urging motorists to remain vigilant, follow traffic laws, and immediately assist victims in the event of a crash rather than fleeing the scene.

In another development, a disturbing viral video showed a Filipina being attacked by a foreign man inside a shopping mall in Singapore, drawing strong public concern. The Department of Migrant Workers confirmed that its labor attaché has already reached out to the victim and is extending assistance. “Medical assistance is the most basic there, and of course, filing of the complaint, our lawyer would stand ready to help her,” said Hans Cacdac. Authorities are treating the incident as a case of physical assault and are working closely with Singaporean counterparts to ensure the victim receives proper medical attention, legal support, and due process as investigators continue to establish the full details of the case.

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At the same time, unease also spread among residents of Barangay Mayamot in Antipolo after CCTV footage captured a man entering a family’s bedroom and searching through their belongings while they were asleep on February 8, 2026. Homeowner Mary Rose Bustamante reported that mobile phones, wallets, and more than ₱20,000 in cash were taken during the intrusion. Some of the missing bags were later recovered in a nearby alley, but the cash remains unrecovered. Police said the suspect is a local resident previously linked to burglary and carnapping incidents, prompting intensified operations to locate him and prevent similar crimes within the community.

Source: KAMI.com.gh