Two Philippine Buses That Detours to Hell

Have the buses in the Philippines have jinx? Yes, another two bus disasters strikes the Philippine roads that shocks most Filipinos which happen consecutively on this month of August; Two buses that sheds blood of its passengers that is driving toward the grave of its passengers, as if the angel of death is with them.

The first Philippine bus that drives into hell is the Benguet bus that is bound for San Fernando La Union which came from Baguio city wherein it detours toward the ravine area of the Naguilan road last August 19, 2010 resulting into 41 corpses recovered from where the Benguet bus fell. The bus fell into grave bed because of a faulty brake, as it was reported.

Benguet Bus Disaster

The second Philippine bus that drives but got stranded into hell is the tourist tour bus that carries tourist Hong Kong nationals at Rizal park (Quirino Grand Stand) last August 23, 2010,that supposedly plan to visit a recreational place in Manila which turn out their supposed happy and relaxing trip into a very distressing and horrible trip to bloodshed when the bus was surprise hitched a ride by a former multi-awarded police named, Senior Insp. Rolando Mendoza wherein according to reports was falsely accused of a crime he did not commit and was dismissed from the office due to its which compels him into great disappointments, bitterness and madness that took the tour bus as his way to get attention from the Aquino government to help him in his case.

However, he was shot on the head by the SWAT team that resulted into his death, as well as the other tourist passengers were wounded and fell into death; without doing a clever tactics to end the bus hostage drama in a peaceful way without shedding any blood. How poor is their present tactics compare to other cases like this like the case of Jun Ducat which end the bus hostage drama in a peaceful way without shedding any blood.

Tourist Bus Hostage

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