Bus run over students during field trip.

**stickers** · February 11th, 2013 07:56 PM

Can the parents sue the school as well?

**d'flash** · February 11th, 2013 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by stickers

Can the parents sue the school as well?

as far as i know, bago payagan ang mga bata na sumama sa field trip may pinipirmahan na waiver ang mga estudyante at mga magulang, na wala silang responsibilidad kung ano man masamang mangyari sa bata, ganito noong nag aaral ako

**stickers** · February 11th, 2013 08:11 PM

“Kapag namatayan tayo ng asawa, ang status mo, widow. Kapag namatayan tayo ng ina o ama, ulila. Pero kapag namatayan tayo ng anak, i-Google mo man, tingnan mo man sa dictionary, walang salitang makakapag-describe. Durugin man ang puso mo, himayin man, dikdikin man, walang kasing sakit,” Mrs. Ramirez said in a separate television interview.

I could very well picture the pain the parents are going through.. same pain my parents felt when my 19 yr old sister left us.. she was bed-ridden her entire life and we were all part of nurturing and caring her... "Mas masakit maglibing ng anak kaysa ng magulang" the exact words my father said.

**BratPAQ** · February 11th, 2013 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

The bus driver stepped out of the bus running on neutral with aircon on. Sabi daw kumuha ng tubig para sa radiator. Nakita ng mga studyante na parating na ung bus, pero di pinansin. Kala nila nadun pa ung driver. Iniwan ng guro at matatanda mag-isa ung mga studyante kumain daw ng lunch...

Actually di raw nakita ng student na nasagasaan, she is busy takung picture of a military vehicle nang tumbukin sya sa likod at naipit between ng military vehicle and bus.

Yung ibang nakakita eh nakaiwas, yung Pamela naman na nasa ospital ngayon eh nakita nya pero inabutan pa rin.

**NightRock** · February 11th, 2013 09:02 PM

very sad wala man lang sumigaw sa kanila para bigyan ng warning ang bata?? yung mga naka sakay sa bus puro bata lang ba?

**ans_lim168** · February 11th, 2013 10:28 PM

Sad news indeed. Dapat managot ang driver, the bus company, the school is not excused from liability either.

**lowslowbenz** · February 11th, 2013 10:38 PM

Bus brakes are operated by air, when the handbrake is applied, in an air brake system (truck), a bypass valve sends air pressure to ALL brake wheels. This is also being supported by a mechnical system that locks the brake pad/shoes in place should the system run out of air. In US built trucks, this is the norm. Pag naka lock ang air brakes, hindi talaga gagalaw ang truck, no matter how steep the incline is.

IMHO, this was negligence on part of the driver. Or maybe the bus was not maintained properly. Sad.

**CVT** · February 11th, 2013 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by stickers

I could very well picture the pain the parents are going through.. same pain my parents felt when my 19 yr old sister left us.. she was bed-ridden her entire life and we were all part of nurturing and caring her... "Mas masakit maglibing ng anak kaysa ng magulang" the exact words my father said.

"No parent should have to bury their child".....

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**Retz** · February 11th, 2013 10:51 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

The bus driver stepped out of the bus running on neutral with aircon on. Sabi daw kumuha ng tubig para sa radiator. Nakita ng mga studyante na parating na ung bus, pero di pinansin. Kala nila nadun pa ung driver. Iniwan ng guro at matatanda mag-isa ung mga studyante kumain daw ng lunch...

Naku naman! wala man lang nagbantay sa mga bata. Btw, how old are these children?

**miked** · February 11th, 2013 10:57 PM

Originally Posted by d'flash

as far as i know, bago payagan ang mga bata na sumama sa field trip may pinipirmahan na waiver ang mga estudyante at mga magulang, na wala silang responsibilidad kung ano man masamang mangyari sa bata, ganito noong nag aaral ako

at ganyan pa rin kahit ngayon.