Sayang!!!

[XTO]

iyo ba yung bagong bili?

hindi, kaya lang sana sila na lang nawala wag na yung chopper :shhh:

[actor21]

ang alam ko kase (opinion lang pala) na ang masasamang damo di talaga namamatay agad kase dapat nilang pagdusahan mga kasalanan nila dito...magiging bed ridden yan sila magkakasakit ng pagkatagal tagal na hindi matuloy tuloyan...

not dying right now means she's lucky...it maybe worst for her, kase makikita nya kung papano babagsak ang pamilya nya mapapasok sa kabi kabilang intriga etc..

[hpon]

sana andun si FG..sayang talaga nakakapang hinayang..

[s_quilicot]

update. natagpuan na raw ang chopprt. nag crash at patay lahat ng 8 na sakay. RIP

[chua_riwap]

2 pala diyan babae......

[kenzie]

2 pala diyan babae......

mamya for sure meron yan sa primetime news....

[Taurus]

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakin...ound-in-Ifugao

TINOC, Ifugao – (UPDATE 4) The wreckage of a missing presidential helicopter carrying eight people, including three aides to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, was found in a thickly forested area in Barangay (village) Eheb here Wednesday afternoon, officials confirmed.
In Manila, Presidential Management Staff chief Hermogenes Esperon Jr. confirmed that three bodies had been recovered from the crash site “while five others have yet to be found. We hope they were able to escape from the crash.”
A text message from Chief Superintendent Roberto Damian, director of Police Regional Office 2, said in a text message to INQUIRER.net that reports from the area indicated the three bodies, which have yet to be identified, were “burned beyond recognition.”
The helicopter was described as “totally burned.”
Governor Teodoro Baguilat Jr. said the bodies had been recovered from the crash site and carried on foot to an area in Tinoc accessible by land transport and, from there, brought to the Tinoc District Hospital, the closest health facility.
“Right now, the priority is to evacuate the bodies. It will be by foot...because it's impossible to airlift. We don't want to endanger the volunteers,” Baguilat told the Philippine Daily Inquirer (parent company of INQUIRER.net) by phone.
Aerial operations were suspended in the afternoon because of *******ial rains, he said.
Arroyo, who is staying at the Mansion in Baguio City, has been informed of the development, Esperon told reporters in Malacañang.
Onboard the aircraft were Arroyo’s military aide, Brigadier General Carlos Clet, Undersecretary Marilou Frostrom of the Presidential Management Staff, Undersecretary Jose Capadocia Jr. of the Office of the Press Secretary, Assistant Director Perlita Bandayanon of the PMS’ office of regional concerns, chopper pilot Major Rolando Sacatani, his co-pilot Captain Alvin Alegata, Petty Officer 1 Demy Reyno, and Air Force crewman Staff Segreant Romeo Gem Perez.
Miners and mountaineers have been tapped for the search for the still missing passengers, Esperon said.
But reports from those who saw the wreck were grim, Baguilat said.
“We couldn't really verify how many were already found...But right now, the people who went there said everybody's dead,” he said.
“It looks like they can't be identified right now... We still don't know who are who,” said Baguilat, disclosing little about the condition of the bodies found.
Damian said the reports he received indicated the helicopter got entangled in a tree, causing the crash. Police have now shifted their operations to search and retrieval, he said.
In a separate interview, Director Leopoldo Bataoil of the Directorate for Integrated Police Operations in Northern Luzon said they have deployed two helicopters and additional ground rescue teams to scour the crash site.
Senior Superintendent Samuel Diciano, deputy director of the Cordillera police, said a team of Benguet policemen aboard a helicopter found the wreckage past 2 p.m. in Sitio (sub-village) Mang-ngiihi in Eheb.
In a telephone interview, Brigadier General Horacio Lapinid, commander of the 1st Air Division told INQUIRER.net that they have sent members of the Air Force's 505 Search and Rescue Team to the crash site.
Lapinid said the Air Force team is on a US CH-46 chopper lent by the US embassy that was originally to be used for the Balikatan exercises in the Bicol region.
He said the Air Force's Safety Office will conduct the investigation into what made the chopper go down.
He said they hope to find any survivors by Thursday or, “if not, ma-recover na sila [they can be recovered].”
The Malacañang aides were supposed to be the advance team for Arroyo’s inspection of the Bontoc -Banaue road project in the tourist town of Banaue, which was called off after the chopper was confirmed missing.
Baguilat said the search on Tuesday night initially targeted Ifugao, particularly the remote village of Camandag in Asipulo. Baguilat said he received a report on Wednesday morning saying that search teams could not find the helicopter there.
This, he said, expanded the search to Tinoc and in the common boundaries of Ifugao, Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya.
"Initial target area was in our jurisdiction -- remote and without communication. Negative findings there as of this [morning]. Now, search moving toward [Mt.] Pulag, either in Ifugao, Benguet or even [Nueva] Vizcaya," Baguilat said in a text message sent to the Inquirer.
Reports said residents in Barangay Eheb in Tinoc heard and saw the helicopter over their village on Tuesday afternoon.
Immediately upon takeoff from Loakan, Capadocia was still coordinating Ms Arroyo's itinerary by telephone with Helen Tibaldo, Philippine Information Agency Cordillera director.
Tibaldo said Capadocia sent his list of requests by text messages, including background details on Jovie Ann Decoyna, the topnotcher of the recent nursing licensure examinations.
Capadocia wanted to present Decoyna, a Benguet native, to the President in Banaue, she said.
Tibaldo said the team was supposed to follow the path of the Halsema Highway from Loakan but Capadocia sent a text message, saying they had zero visibility

RIP :pope:

[renzo_d10]

R.I.P. sa mga sakay ng chopper :pope: