Three persons died while seven others were injured when a passenger jeep fell into a creek in Macalelon, Quezon, on Saturday. | dtmallarijrINQ /PDI
Two minor male passengers, the son and nephew of the driver, died on the spot.
The injured passengers were brought to hospital in neighboring Gumaca town but Melvin Villaraza expired on the way. Aside from the jeepney driver, the other injured passengers – Alex Villaraza, Nelanie Orillenida, Mark Anthony Abarico, Romnick Crespo, and two other male minors, are still in the hospital as of posting time.Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
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