Audi A4 Fatal Accident

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Young and wreckless.

These may be the best words to use as two friends suddenly bid unspoken goodbye to their loved ones after their car crashed 5 in the morning in C-5 Ortigas Flyover, Pasig City. Another friend is being treated in the hospital for receiving severe injuries.

Killed in the incident were John Paul Uy and Ramon Garcia, both are 28 and living in Valle Verde Pasig City. John Michael Ong was rushed to the Medical City Hospital by the eye witnesses.

According to the Pasig police, the victims were speeding fast with their Audi car, drove by Uy. It lost its brake making it collide with the center island and and electric post, killing two of the three passengers. The crash was so strong that Audi's engine flew down to a taxi nearby.

The eye witnesses told the police and the press that the Audi car which was running fast was about to overtake a car in front of it before it hit the safety barriers in the flyover.

Friends and families are still muted mum about the whereabouts of persons involved before the accident happened.

Meanwhile, this accident caused heavy traffic jam while scattered oil are being cleaned by the sweepers.

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