Senior Citizen Dies After Being Hit by Motorcycle While Rescuing Grandchild in Batangas
A senior citizen in Lipa, Batangas lost his life after being struck by a motorcycle while rescuing his grandchild.
A road accident, also known as a traffic accident or car crash, occurs when vehicles collide with each other or with pedestrians, cyclists, animals, or objects on the road. These incidents can result in injuries, fatalities, and damage to property.
Road accidents can happen for various reasons, including human error, poor road conditions, vehicle defects, and adverse weather conditions. It covers a range of scenarios, such as rear-end collisions, head-on collisions, side-impact collisions, single-vehicle accidents, and accidents involving pedestrians or cyclists.
The consequences of road accidents can be devastating, leading to physical injuries, loss of life, and property damage. Preventive measures include following traffic laws, maintaining vehicles, driving defensively, and being mindful of conditions.
During an accident, it’s important to stay calm, check for injuries, report the accident to emergency services, exchange information with others involved, and document the scene for insurance purposes.
Recently, an elderly man passed away after being hit by a motorcycle trying to save his grandchild who suddenly crossed the road. The video quickly circulated online and elicited reactions from netizens.
In CCTV footage, a 3-year-old child can be seen crossing the road. The grandfather rushed to save the child but was hit by a passing motorcycle.
The grandfather was rushed to the hospital but unfortunately passed away, while the child was reported to be in stable condition. According to the Lipa City Police, the victim’s family and the rider have already had discussions.
The victim’s family has not yet provided a statement regarding the incident.
In a previous incident, a motorcycle rider gets into road accident due to road cracks in Commonwealth
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