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Two motorcycle riders die in Quezon crash

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Two motorcycle riders die in Quezon crash
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LUCENA CITY — Two motorcycle riders who were not wearing crash helmets died after their vehicle crashed into a concrete roadside barrier in San Francisco, Quezon, on Nov. 1.

The 29-year-old male driver and his male back rider were traveling along a winding road in Barangay Nasalaan when the motorcycle suddenly went out of control at around 12:30 p.m., police said in a Nov. 2 report.

READ: Quezon road mishaps: 2 motorcyclists dead, 2 hurt

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The motorcycle slammed into a concrete barrier, killing both riders at the scene, police said.

Republic Act No. 10054, or the Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009, requires motorcycle drivers and back riders to wear standard protective helmets. /mcm

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