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Two siblings were killed and at least three bystanders were injured after a motorcycle collided with a Mitsubishi L300 van in Barangay Iniban, Ayungon, Negros Oriental, past 8 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, according to the initial police investigation.

The victims — a 22-year-old and a 16-year-old younger sister, both residents of the area — were declared dead on arrival at Bindoy District Hospital due to severe injuries sustained in the crash.

Motorcycle Dragged 20 Meters on Impact

Based on the initial police investigation, the motorcycle carrying the two siblings was traveling north toward Tayasan when a Mitsubishi L300 van approached from the opposite direction. As the motorcycle attempted to turn left, the oncoming van struck it and dragged it approximately 20 meters along the road.

Three people who were standing by the roadside were also struck and injured during the collision. All five injured individuals — including the van driver, 53, and his companion — were transported to Bindoy District Hospital for treatment.

Victims Were Students

The older sibling, aged 22, was a graduating college student at the time of the crash. The younger sibling, aged 16, was a senior high school student. Both were residents of Barangay Iniban, Ayungon, according to police records.

Driver Faces Multiple Charges

The van driver, 53, is expected to face charges of reckless imprudence resulting in multiple physical injuries and multiple homicide, according to the police investigation. Authorities have not disclosed whether the driver has been placed under custody pending the filing of formal charges.

The police investigation is ongoing, according to authorities, as investigators work to establish the full circumstances surrounding the crash.

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Alyana Pages is the Editor and Head Writer at Breaking News Negros Oriental. She is also the Community Opinion Columnist, covering local culture, features, and community stories across Negros Oriental.

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