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How delightful that the storm that’s signaled the end of summer, or at least reintroduced the notion of an end to sweltering, was named Caloy. 


In his friends’ minds, no doubt this was in honor of Carlos Abrera, our dear departed only two years ago. Acknowledging her appreciation of his cooling sojourn was his widow Emily, Cultural Center of the Philippines chairperson, who’s leaving for New York next week to attend to some private foundation matters. I’m sure Caloy will join her at the Big Ey-pol, such are the spiritual ties that bind them. 


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Traffic investigator PO3 Jose Javier said the body Joel Santos, a scholar of the Don Bosco Technical Foundation, was cut in two after being run over by a commuter  train in South Magallanes. 


Earlier in the day, an unidentified man committed suicide by lying down on the tracks, also in Makati City.   


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Case investigator Police Officer 2 Eris Gawoaen said 58-year-old Carlos Abrera died on the spot when he was hit by the southbound  train (Body No. 403) as he was buying potted plants at a stall along the East Service Road in Western Bicutan.


His skull was crushed as he was dragged by the train at around 11:45 a.m.


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Namatay noon din si Abrera, 58,  ng United  Hills Phase 1, Parañaque City.


Kaagad na tumakas ang hindi pa nakikilalang operator ng tren na may body number 403.


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CARLOS ABRERA

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All in the family

By Alfred A. Yuson | May 15, 2006 - 12:00am

How delightful that the storm that’s signaled the end of summer, or at least reintroduced the notion of an end to sweltering, was named Caloy. In his friends’ minds, no doubt this was in honor...

Arts and Culture

Scholar killed by train

By Evelyn Macairan | April 30, 2004 - 12:00am

A Philippine National Railway (PNR) train claimed another life last Wednesday evening when a 14-year-old scholar fell on the tracks and was sideswiped in Makati City. Traffic investigator PO3 Jose Javier said the...

Metro

Businessman killed in Taguig train mishap

By Evelyn Macairan | April 18, 2004 - 12:00am

A businessman and pioneer of travel shows on Philippine television was killed before noon yesterday after he was hit by a Philippine National Railways (PNR) train in Taguig. Case investigator Police Officer 2 Eris...

Metro

Sikat na travel photographer, lasog sa tren

April 18, 2004 - 12:00am

Nagkalasug-lasog ang katawan ng sikat na travel photographer at pioneer ng travel shows sa Phil. television na si Carlos Abrera matapos itong mahagip ng rumaragasang tren at makaladkad pa ng may 15 metro ang layo,...

PSN Metro

Advocacy TV starts broadcast next week

January 18, 2002 - 12:00am

What would happen if the latest media technologies were harnessed to develop an atmosphere in the public domain conducive to the flourishing of efforts towards national reconciliation, recovery and renewal? A group...

Metro