The fatalities were identified as tricycle driver Jay Cañedo, 32, and his passengers Marivic Enan, 28; Rosilene Pajaro, 28; Jeremy Michael Cunanan, 11; Zowie Natalie Cañedo, 6, and one-year-old Lathicia Jane Enan.
Except for Zowie, the rest died at the scene of the incident that occurred along MakarSiguel Highway in Barangay Tambler.
This story is from the June 18, 2024 edition of The Philippine Star.
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