A Mandaue policeman reminds motorists to drive safely, avoid speeding to avoid accidents after a motorcycle rider died in a road accident.
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Be more careful when you are driving and avoid driving at high speeds or speeding.
The motorcycle rider, Jonard Sechico, 29, died after he was run over by a speeding mixer truck after Sechico lost control of his motorcycle as he overtook a tricycle, fell from motorcycle and landed on the opposite lane.Muñoz said that Sechico was following a tricycle as he was heading to Barangay Pagsabungan from the Cebu Nautical Highway.
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