75-year-old woman survives motorcycle hit-and-run in Tacloban, Philippines.
NEWS:
A 75-year-old woman survived after being struck by a motorcycle carrying two people in Tacloban City, Philippines, with security footage recording the violent impact and the occupants leaving without helping her.
The motorcycle hit-and-run occurred on a Saturday in late April 2026. The woman was reportedly traveling to visit her grandchild’s home when she was struck.
A fixed security camera captured the collision. The footage shows the woman in the roadway as the motorcycle approaches with a rider and a passenger. The front of the motorcycle slams directly into her.
The force of the impact throws the elderly woman onto the pavement. The passenger is also ejected from the motorcycle and lands on the road.
The motorcycle comes to a stop after the crash. The rider and passenger quickly regain their footing. Instead of remaining at the scene or checking the condition of the injured woman, they return to the motorcycle, remount it and leave.
The visible sequence supports the description of the collision as a hit-and-run. The motorcycle strikes the woman, both occupants are aware that a serious collision has occurred, and they depart immediately afterward.
The available footage does not establish what speed the motorcycle was traveling, whether the rider attempted to brake, or what happened in the seconds before the woman entered the camera’s field of view. It also does not provide a clear license plate number or establish the identities of the rider and passenger.
The woman survived the collision. No verified medical report was located describing her injuries, whether she required hospitalization, how long she remained under treatment or whether she suffered lasting physical effects.
Initial reports focused on the CCTV recording and the conduct of the motorcycle’s occupants after the impact. The woman’s name was not publicly confirmed in the material reviewed, and no reliable report identified the rider or passenger.
No public update located as of June 15, 2026, reported that the motorcycle had been found, that either occupant had surrendered or been arrested, or that criminal or traffic charges had been filed.
No case-specific statement from Tacloban police or another Philippine authority was located. Details beyond the collision, the occupants’ departure, the woman’s age and her survival therefore remain limited to the published account and the events directly visible in the video.
News story written by DarkGore.
