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Five injured in Balamban, Cebu motorcycle collision

By: Marielle Surigao, Paul Lauro - CDN Digital | August 22,2024 - 03:59 PM

Balamban Cebu accident

Five persons sustained iniuries as a result of a collision bdetween two motorcycles along the national highway in Brgy. Arpili, Balamban, Cebu on Wednesday, August 21. | Paul Lauro

CEBU CITY, Philippines–Five persons were injured when two motorcycles collided along the national highway in Brgy. Arpili, Balamban town, southern Cebu on Wednesday evening, August 21, 2024. 

Among the five individuals who sustained injuries, two are reportedly in critical condition. 

The accident happened at around 10:50 p.m. on Wednesday. 

Those injured were Junry Villabas Capangpangan, Nelson Ilustrisimo, Carl Louie Navasca, Joshua Abantao Bachicha, and Nedlene Corposales Caldoza.

All were rushed by Emergency Medical Service (EMS) personnel to the Balamban Provincial Hospital for medical treatment. 

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However, Navasca and Bachicha were referred to the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center in Cebu City as they were in critical condition and required additional treatment. 

According to Police Lieutenant Coronel Julius Garcia, chief of Balamban Police Station, Capangpangan was heading back home to Toledo City when the accident happened.

Capangpangan, 22, is a resident of Brgy. Mainggit, Toledo City, Cebu.

Capangpangan was driving a motorcycle with his two friends as backriders. 

They were identified as Ilustrisimo and Louie Navasca. Both were from Biasong, Balamban. 

Capangpangan allegedly counterflowed  and hit the other motorcycle driven by Bachicha, 26. His backrider was his girlfriend, Caldoza, 26.

The victims were on their way home to Brgy. Buanoy, Balamban at the time of the accident. 

Garcia stated that after Capangpangan will likely be charged with reckless imprudence resulting in multiple physical injuries and damage to properties.

He might also face additional charges because he was overloaded and his backriders were not wearing helmets,  added Garcia. 

 

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