Kalinga mishap leaves 4 dead

July 15, 2014 | 12:00am

TUGUEGARAO CITY, Philippines – Four persons were killed when a tricycle collided with a passenger van in Tabuk City, Kalinga Sunday night.

Tricycle driver Marco Tamayo and his passengers – Michael Bactad, Jomel Lacuarta and Abegail Belgica – died on the scene, said Superintendent Francisco Bulwayan, Tabuk City police chief.

Belgica’s sister, Shanee Mae, was taken to the Kalinga Provincial Hospital for treatment.

Reports said the van, driven by a certain Kerubin Winnie Banosan, overtook another vehicle and hit the tricycle in Barangay Appas.

JOMEL LACUARTA AND ABEGAIL BELGICA

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BARANGAY APPAS

BELGICA

JOMEL LACUARTA AND ABEGAIL BELGICA

KALINGA PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL

KALINGA SUNDAY

KERUBIN WINNIE BANOSAN

MARCO TAMAYO

MICHAEL BACTAD

SHANEE MAE

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