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4 missing, 1 rescued after SUV falls as another Tarlac bridge collapses
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4 missing, 1 rescued after SUV falls as another Tarlac bridge collapses

A sport utility vehicle (SUV) plunged into a river after the Agana Bridge in Tarlac City collapsed on Saturday night, August 29. Authorities reported that four people were missing and one passenger, Nathaniel Dion, was rescued shortly after the incident. Emergency services are currently conducting a search for the remaining individuals. The collapse has raised concerns about infrastructure safety in the region.

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4 missing, 1 rescued after SUV falls as another Tarlac bridge collapses

A sport utility vehicle (SUV) plunged into a river after the Agana Bridge in Tarlac City collapsed on Saturday night, August 29. Authorities reported that four people were missing and one passenger, Nathaniel Dion, was rescued shortly after the incident. Emergency services are currently conducting a search for the remaining individuals. The collapse has raised concerns about infrastructure safety in the region.

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