4 patay, 29 sugatan sa trahedya ng truck sa Cotabato
- Four people died and 29 others were injured after a truck overturned in Alyosan, Cotabato
- The accident happened when the truck swerved to avoid a motorcycle and hit the center island
- A multicab on the opposite lane was also involved but was returning home
- Authorities are holding the truck driver and continue to investigate the incident
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A tragic accident in Alyosan, Cotabato left four people dead and 29 others injured after a truck lost control and overturned.
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According to GTV News Balitanghali, the truck was heading to Cotabato City when it swerved to avoid a motorcycle in front of it in Barangay San Mateo.
The driver reportedly turned the steering wheel sharply, causing the vehicle to hit the center island and topple over.
The incident also involved a multicab on the opposite lane, which was on its way home at the time.
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The collision caused injuries to multiple passengers and bystanders near the crash site.
Medical teams rushed the injured to nearby hospitals. Among the casualties were four individuals who did not survive, including a child.
Authorities are still gathering statements from victims and their families to understand the full circumstances of the accident.
The driver of the truck has been taken into custody while officials continue their investigation.
“Hawak naman ng awtoridad ang driver ng truck, at patuloy pa ang imbestigasyon,” a source confirmed.
Local authorities have urged drivers to remain cautious, especially on busy roads and near intersections, as investigations continue into whether speed or negligence contributed to the crash.
Emergency responders and law enforcement remain on the scene to assist the injured and secure the area.
The community mourns the loss of the victims while authorities work to determine the cause and prevent similar incidents in the future.
In other news, TXT leader Soobin recently shared his experience of being allegedly overcharged by a taxi driver while in Cebu. The ride was initially quoted at ₱500, but the fare suddenly increased to ₱1,000. According to reports, the driver explained the change by saying, "Because the gas is very expensive. You know the gas…" Soobin reportedly tried to reason with the driver, leading to a brief back-and-forth discussion. After some negotiation, the driver finally agreed to charge the original ₱500. Soobin admitted that the situation was frustrating, but he felt relieved that it was eventually resolved without further complications. The incident has sparked conversations about taxi fare transparency, as many netizens empathized with the K-pop star’s experience and highlighted similar situations they have encountered. Social media users discussed the importance of both drivers and passengers being aware of fares and the need for fair practices in the transportation industry.
Meanwhile, a similar case unfolded in Davao, where a taxi driver faced accusations of overcharging a passenger. A viral post showed a staggering fare of nearly ₱3,000 for a short 12-kilometer trip. The driver later issued an apology, explaining that he had misread the money handed to him. Authorities from LTFRB-11 have launched an investigation into the incident, noting that penalties could be imposed if overcharging is confirmed.
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