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5 patay, 11 sugatan sa aksidente sa Kawit
5 patay, 11 sugatan sa aksidente sa Kawit
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Published Sep 06, 2017 10:06 AM PHT
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Updated Sep 06, 2017 12:41 PM PHT

MAYNILA (Update) - Patay ang 5 tao, habang hindi bababa sa 11 ang sugatan nang salpukin ng isang pampasaherong jeep ang kongkretong poste ng kuryente sa Centennial Road sa Kawit, Cavite, Miyerkoles ng umaga.
MAYNILA (Update) - Patay ang 5 tao, habang hindi bababa sa 11 ang sugatan nang salpukin ng isang pampasaherong jeep ang kongkretong poste ng kuryente sa Centennial Road sa Kawit, Cavite, Miyerkoles ng umaga.
Ayon sa mga awtoridad, biyaheng Zapote mula Tanza ang jeep nang maaksidente bandang alas-6:15 ng umaga. Sa lakas ng pagsalpok, basag at tanggal ang windshield at yupi ang unahan ng jeep, dahilan para maipit ang ilang pasahero.
Ayon sa mga awtoridad, biyaheng Zapote mula Tanza ang jeep nang maaksidente bandang alas-6:15 ng umaga. Sa lakas ng pagsalpok, basag at tanggal ang windshield at yupi ang unahan ng jeep, dahilan para maipit ang ilang pasahero.
Kabilang sa mga malubhang nasugatan ang tsuper ng jeep na may plakang DVK-713, samantalang kinikilala pa ang mga namatay at iba pang nasugatan sa aksidente.
Kabilang sa mga malubhang nasugatan ang tsuper ng jeep na may plakang DVK-713, samantalang kinikilala pa ang mga namatay at iba pang nasugatan sa aksidente.
Ayon kay Chief Inspector Dhefry Punzalan ng Kawit police station, maituturing na "self-accident" ang pagkakabangga ng jeep na may sakay na aabot sa 16 na pasahero.
Ayon kay Chief Inspector Dhefry Punzalan ng Kawit police station, maituturing na "self-accident" ang pagkakabangga ng jeep na may sakay na aabot sa 16 na pasahero.
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Agad namang dinala ng mga rescuer ang mga pasahero sa Kawit Kalayaan Hospital at Divine Grace Medical Center sa General Trias, Cavite para matingnan ng mga doktor.
Agad namang dinala ng mga rescuer ang mga pasahero sa Kawit Kalayaan Hospital at Divine Grace Medical Center sa General Trias, Cavite para matingnan ng mga doktor.
Kasalukuyan pa ring iniimbestigahan ang dahilan ng pagsalpok ng jeep sa poste.--ulat mula kay Anjo Bagaoisan, ABS-CBN News
Kasalukuyan pa ring iniimbestigahan ang dahilan ng pagsalpok ng jeep sa poste.--ulat mula kay Anjo Bagaoisan, ABS-CBN News
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Sports car enthusiasts join forces for charity-driven event
Sports car enthusiasts join forces for charity-driven event
Sports car enthusiasts join forces for charity-driven event in Bonifacio Global City, February 23, 2025. Paige Javier, ABS-CBN News

MANILA – Over 200 sports cars were on display at 4th Avenue and 27th Street in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig for a charity-driven event.
MANILA – Over 200 sports cars were on display at 4th Avenue and 27th Street in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig for a charity-driven event.
Sports car enthusiasts brought out their timeless, classic and modern cars, including electric vehicles to drive support for the annual event.
Sports car enthusiasts brought out their timeless, classic and modern cars, including electric vehicles to drive support for the annual event.
"Sports Cars for a Cause" returned for its sixth edition on Sunday to raise more funds to help students from the Sisters of Mary School in Silang, Cavite.
"Sports Cars for a Cause" returned for its sixth edition on Sunday to raise more funds to help students from the Sisters of Mary School in Silang, Cavite.
BGC Car Club Convenor and NEO President Charlie Rufino said they initially focused on raising money for scholarships, but they extended it to support a school building.
BGC Car Club Convenor and NEO President Charlie Rufino said they initially focused on raising money for scholarships, but they extended it to support a school building.
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"This is originally targeted for our Sisters of Mary School automotive scholars. But we've expanded it, we're gonna put a lot of the funds to a new school building. We call it Digital Transformation Building," Rufino said.
"This is originally targeted for our Sisters of Mary School automotive scholars. But we've expanded it, we're gonna put a lot of the funds to a new school building. We call it Digital Transformation Building," Rufino said.
"It's gonna be done and prepared for students that wanna learn the digital skills and all the upskilling. This will be a new five-storey building for them," he explained.
"It's gonna be done and prepared for students that wanna learn the digital skills and all the upskilling. This will be a new five-storey building for them," he explained.
Rufino underscored the importance of equipping the youth with education to grow the local automotive industry.
Rufino underscored the importance of equipping the youth with education to grow the local automotive industry.
"Automotive is growing here. But we're also worried about disruption, electric cars are coming… We do believe our scholars will not only be trained in the old school but also the new school, he added."
"Automotive is growing here. But we're also worried about disruption, electric cars are coming… We do believe our scholars will not only be trained in the old school but also the new school, he added."
"We're so happy for the outpouring from the sports car club and also for the sponsorships from our other major groups to help us," he said.
"We're so happy for the outpouring from the sports car club and also for the sponsorships from our other major groups to help us," he said.
Rufino hopes to encourage more car enthusiasts and donors to help out.
Rufino hopes to encourage more car enthusiasts and donors to help out.
"I guess the best bang for the back, just give it to education. These kids are really talented, they just need a break. We have graduates from our school who are now heads of companies and some of them are valedictorians in major schools," he shared.
"I guess the best bang for the back, just give it to education. These kids are really talented, they just need a break. We have graduates from our school who are now heads of companies and some of them are valedictorians in major schools," he shared.
Sports car enthusiasts join forces for charity-driven event in Bonifacio Global City, February 23, 2025. Paige Javier, ABS-CBN News

Sr. Teresita Sumalabe of the Fr. Al Children Foundation Inc. expressed her gratitude to all those who helped the at least 300 student beneficiaries.
Sr. Teresita Sumalabe of the Fr. Al Children Foundation Inc. expressed her gratitude to all those who helped the at least 300 student beneficiaries.
"They have contributed a lot for our charity program. And we can see that our students, our children, the moral is being boosted," she said.
"They have contributed a lot for our charity program. And we can see that our students, our children, the moral is being boosted," she said.
"Every time our students would see that building would be constructed, it serves as an inspiration for them to stay and they wish that sana we will have a chance of studying there in that building so they will be more equipped with advanced technical skills and knowledge," Sumalabe added.
"Every time our students would see that building would be constructed, it serves as an inspiration for them to stay and they wish that sana we will have a chance of studying there in that building so they will be more equipped with advanced technical skills and knowledge," Sumalabe added.
Sr. Mylene Arambulo of the Sisters of Mary Schools said most of the scholars are driven to study and help their families.
Sr. Mylene Arambulo of the Sisters of Mary Schools said most of the scholars are driven to study and help their families.
"They are coming from the poorest of the poor. Usually they are in the island where the sisters are recruiting them. When they will graduate from the Sisters of Mary, most of them are the breadwinner of their family," she shared.
"They are coming from the poorest of the poor. Usually they are in the island where the sisters are recruiting them. When they will graduate from the Sisters of Mary, most of them are the breadwinner of their family," she shared.
"They are now in different companies. Now they are working in Dubai, some of them are not just in Dubai, working in Europe to help their family… They are also helping the Sisters of Mary," Arambulo added.
"They are now in different companies. Now they are working in Dubai, some of them are not just in Dubai, working in Europe to help their family… They are also helping the Sisters of Mary," Arambulo added.
Businesswoman and car enthusiast Angie Mead King was once again in attendance to show support for the charity-driven event.
Businesswoman and car enthusiast Angie Mead King was once again in attendance to show support for the charity-driven event.
"I like the event because it's for a cause. We're sending students to learn more about automotive and mechanical engineering, which is part of the industry I really love," she said.
"I like the event because it's for a cause. We're sending students to learn more about automotive and mechanical engineering, which is part of the industry I really love," she said.
"By us doing this charity event with the people, we get to raise funds, send scholars to Germany. And hopefully the technology they learn from Germany they can bring back to the Philippines and improve our industry and the economy," King added.
"By us doing this charity event with the people, we get to raise funds, send scholars to Germany. And hopefully the technology they learn from Germany they can bring back to the Philippines and improve our industry and the economy," King added.
The car enthusiast hopes to convince more people to donate for the cause.
The car enthusiast hopes to convince more people to donate for the cause.
"Every year it gets more successful. I'm so happy it gets so much love and support. I'm here at the donation box, trying to get more donations so that we can send more students abroad," she said.
"Every year it gets more successful. I'm so happy it gets so much love and support. I'm here at the donation box, trying to get more donations so that we can send more students abroad," she said.
"I do any part that I can to help move students to learn and get a better education," King explained.
"I do any part that I can to help move students to learn and get a better education," King explained.
Following the outpouring of support from the sixth edition, Rufino is gearing up to bring a bigger "Sports Cars for a Cause" event next year.
Following the outpouring of support from the sixth edition, Rufino is gearing up to bring a bigger "Sports Cars for a Cause" event next year.
"Every year we a have a theme. This year it's about watches and cars… Next year we'll probably have some art pieces will be donated like this year," he said.
"Every year we a have a theme. This year it's about watches and cars… Next year we'll probably have some art pieces will be donated like this year," he said.
"We're looking forward that it expands from the cars to the automotive to the architecture and further on," Rufino added.
"We're looking forward that it expands from the cars to the automotive to the architecture and further on," Rufino added.
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