Motorcyclist Killed, Passenger Injured in Cagayan Crash

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A motorcycle rider was killed on impact while his passenger was injured after they crashed into a roadside barricade in Barangay Barancuag, Tuao, Cagayan.

The deceased rider, identified as 19-year-old Mark Carlo Inovena, and his 20-year-old passenger, Ronald Pamittan, both residents of Barangay Bagumbayan, were reportedly under the influence of alcohol and were not wearing helmets at the time of the accident.

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According to PMAJ Jhun Jhun Balisi, chief of the PNP-Tuao, the two were on their way home when Inovena lost control of the motorcycle on a curve, causing them to collide with the concrete barricade.

The force of the impact caused both riders and the motorcycle to be thrown into a five-meter-deep rice field. Inovena sustained fatal injuries, while Pamittan suffered a fractured hand and is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital.

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