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The Cagayan Tragedy

17 December 2008 No Comment

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I would like to extend my condolence to the family of the people who was involve in the Cagayan Tragedy: Here are the latest report gathered from GmaNews.tv

Cagayan Death Toll reaches 44 and here are the names of the identified bodies 14 bodies is yet to be identify

In another phone interview, PO1 Alona Jimenez identified 30 of the fatalities as:
1. Amy Arellano
2. Winifredo Agarpao
3. Angel Suarez
4. Christine Cangas
5.Eva Llopis
6. Asela Tamboa
7. Ofelia Fadero Balmes
8. Paz Escalante
9.Adena Tan Arellano
10. Ralaine Allado
11. Nelly Cangas
12. Leonardo Llopis
13. Delia Llopis
14. Marilou Menor
15. Leonila Gorospe
16. Salvacion Duerme
17. Relly dela Cruz
18. Innocencia Llopis
19. Generosa Duero
20.Letty Bernejo Balmores
21. Nicetas Duero
22. Esperanza Duerma
23. Rhea Cangas
24. Rhea Cangas’ one-year-old baby
25. Raica Allado
26. James Neil Duerme
27. Luzviminda Visario
28. Aaron Tamboa
29. Ivonne Ydel
30. Raymond Remolacio

The remaining 14 passengers have yet to be identified, Jimenez said.

The wooden-hulled M/B Maejan left the Calayan port in Cagayan province Sunday morning but failed to enter the port of Aparri due to big waves and strong current until it was dragged and capsized about 50 meters from the shoreline of Pallog village in Ballesteros town.
The cargo vessel was loaded with more than 100 people along with a cargo of pigs, cows and carabaos (water buffaloes). Earlier reports said that M/B Maejan was authorized to carry only 50 passengers. – GMANews.TV

Let us pray that there will be more people can be recovered.

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