Another Death at Hanjin
ISA NA NAMANG MANGGAGAWA NG HANJIN SHIPBUILDING SA SUBIC, ZAMBALES NATAGPUANG PATAY SA DAGAT
Subic, Zambales. Natagpuan kaninang 2:30 ng hapon sa may dagat malapit sa barkong ginagawa na may pangalang #4 PMA CGM Lapis sa Hanjin Shipbuilding site sa Subic, Zambales ang matigas ng bangkay ni Teodoro Albior, 30 taong gulang, taga barangay Mabayuan, Olongapo City.
Ayon sa mga manggagawa nakakita habang itinataas ang bangkay ng biktima mula sa dagat na ayaw magpabanggit ng kanilang mga pangalan, ang biktima ay nakitang nakasuot pa ang kanyang uniporming overall na blue at siya ay nakapanloob ng pulang tshirt at nakarubber shoes.
Ang biktimang si Albior ay nagtatrabaho bilang grinder sa ZAMBANAS, isang sub-contractor ng Hanjin Shipbuilding.
Pinaniniwalaang kagabi pa namatay si Albior. Hanggang sa kasalukuyan ay patuloy pa ang ginagawang imbestigasyon ng mga pulis ng Subic, Zambales upang alamin ang dahilan ng pagkamatay ni Albior.
Sa record ng People’ Task Force on Hanjin & Subic Bay Inc. ay umaabot na sa 27 ang bilang ng mga namay sa Hanjin simula ng ito ay magbukas dahil sa aksidente at sakit na malaria. Umaabot na rin sa mahigit limang libong aksidente ang nagyari sa loob Hanjin.
Patuloy pa rin ang ginagawang imbestigasyon ng kani-kaniyang Committee on Labor and Employment ng Senado at Kongreso dahil sa sunod-sunod na pagkamatay at aksidente ng mga manggagawa sa loob ng Hanjin. By Task Force Hanjin - Mon Lacbain
Subic, Zambales. Natagpuan kaninang 2:30 ng hapon sa may dagat malapit sa barkong ginagawa na may pangalang #4 PMA CGM Lapis sa Hanjin Shipbuilding site sa Subic, Zambales ang matigas ng bangkay ni Teodoro Albior, 30 taong gulang, taga barangay Mabayuan, Olongapo City.
Ayon sa mga manggagawa nakakita habang itinataas ang bangkay ng biktima mula sa dagat na ayaw magpabanggit ng kanilang mga pangalan, ang biktima ay nakitang nakasuot pa ang kanyang uniporming overall na blue at siya ay nakapanloob ng pulang tshirt at nakarubber shoes.
Ang biktimang si Albior ay nagtatrabaho bilang grinder sa ZAMBANAS, isang sub-contractor ng Hanjin Shipbuilding.
Pinaniniwalaang kagabi pa namatay si Albior. Hanggang sa kasalukuyan ay patuloy pa ang ginagawang imbestigasyon ng mga pulis ng Subic, Zambales upang alamin ang dahilan ng pagkamatay ni Albior.
Sa record ng People’ Task Force on Hanjin & Subic Bay Inc. ay umaabot na sa 27 ang bilang ng mga namay sa Hanjin simula ng ito ay magbukas dahil sa aksidente at sakit na malaria. Umaabot na rin sa mahigit limang libong aksidente ang nagyari sa loob Hanjin.
Patuloy pa rin ang ginagawang imbestigasyon ng kani-kaniyang Committee on Labor and Employment ng Senado at Kongreso dahil sa sunod-sunod na pagkamatay at aksidente ng mga manggagawa sa loob ng Hanjin. By Task Force Hanjin - Mon Lacbain
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Police probe Hanjin shipyard worker’s death
By Tonette Orejas
Inquirer
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Philippines -- The Zambales police have yet to rule on the death of a Filipino worker at the shipyard of the Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction Philippines Inc. in Subic, Zambales on Saturday.
Investigators did not conclude Alvior Palma Jr.’s death as suicide even as the skin on his left forearm bore a marking that said "Huli na lahat [It’s too late].”
The note was written on Palma’s forearm with a ballpen, said Senior Superintendent Rolando Felix, provincial police director.
"We have yet to get the results of the autopsy. We haven't talked yet to his live-in partner or his relatives," Felix said.
The suicide angle still had to be verified, said Armand Arreza, administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, one of the government agencies regulating the labor and operations policies at the Hanjin shipyard.
Palma, 30, was employed by the Hanjin shipyard’s subcontractor, Zambales Pinas Corp., as a painter. His body was seen floating on the water near the newly assembled ship Lapis berthed on Quay No. 3 of the shipyard at around 2 p.m. Saturday, police said.
Felix said Palma was last seen by his co-workers at around 6 a.m. that day. He reportedly told them of his problem with his live-in partner.
Taek-Kyun Yoo, HHICPI general manager for external trade, said the company turned over the investigation to the police.
Palma was wearing his uniform -- a blue overall, red shirt and rubber shoes -- when fished out of the water, according to workers who alerted the Philippine Daily Inquirer (parent company of INQUIRER.net) about the discovery of the body.
The last deaths monitored at Hanjin were those of Raldon del Rosario, 19, and Choi Dong Baek, 49, on January 23 and 25, respectively.
At least 19 workers have died at the shipyard and construction sites since 2007, according to the company's tally.
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Inquirer, at 6/07/2009 9:26 PM
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