Teacher, companion killed in motorcycle mishap
BACOLOD City – Two persons, including a teacher, died in a road accident in Barangay San Vicente, Binalbagan, Negros Occidental last Friday. Police identified the victims as Norberto Ramos, and Cesar Neil Ando, a teacher, both residents of Barangay Su-ay, Himamaylan City. Police Captain Ellendie Rebusquillo, Binalbagan town police chief, said
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
By Glazyl Y. Masculino
BACOLOD City – Two persons, including a teacher, died in a road accident in Barangay San Vicente, Binalbagan, Negros Occidental last Friday.
Police identified the victims as Norberto Ramos, and Cesar Neil Ando, a teacher, both residents of Barangay Su-ay, Himamaylan City.
Police Captain Ellendie Rebusquillo, Binalbagan town police chief, said Ramos was driving a motorcycle to send Ando to school that day when the accident happened.
Rebusquillo said the motorcycle failed to slow down while crossing a bridge, causing it to swerve.
Both victims fell from the motorcycle and hit their heads on the ground. Only one of them was wearing a helmet, the town police chief said.
Rebusquillo said that one of them died on the spot, while the other passed away hours later at the hospital.
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