Vendor, sugatan matapos salpukin ng kotse ang kanyang food cart

• A food vendor was injured after a car struck a tricycle food cart in Alangalang, Leyte, according to GMA’s Balitanghali
• Authorities later intercepted and arrested the driver in the town of Santa Fe after the vehicle left the scene
• According to the video uploader, the car had been swerving along the highway before the collision
• The victim filed multiple complaints against the driver, whose license was suspended by the Land Transportation Office

A food vendor was injured after a car slammed into a tricycle food cart in Alangalang, Leyte, before continuing away from the scene.

According to a report on GMA’s Balitanghali, the driver was later intercepted and arrested in Santa Fe. Custody of the driver has since been transferred to the Alangalang police.

The victim filed multiple complaints following the incident. However, the segment did not identify the specific complaints or name the people involved.

The Land Transportation Office has also suspended the driver’s license and required the motorist to explain the incident.

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In the video featured in the report, a voice could be heard saying, “Hala ka. Hala ka. Ayun.”

The collision sent the food stall flying and scattered the vendor’s goods. Meanwhile, the car continued moving away.

Balitanghali confirmed that the vendor was injured. The brief report did not provide details about the injuries, treatment, or the victim’s condition afterward.

According to the uploader, the vehicle had already been swerving while it was still some distance away on the highway. This account described the car’s movement before it struck the food cart.

After leaving the scene in Alangalang, the driver was stopped in Santa Fe, where the arrest took place.

In a separate GMA News report on What We Know So Far, the network said the license suspension would last 90 days. It also stated that efforts were being made to obtain the driver’s side.

No explanation from the motorist was included in the reports cited. The available information also did not specify the value of the damaged food cart or the goods scattered during the collision.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh