TABUK CITY,Kalinga --Â Thirteen people died, most of them children, while two others survived after a sports utility vehicle fell into an irrigation canal Sunday afternoon, April 18 in Barangay Bulo, Tabuk City, Kalinga.

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Kalinga PNP Provincial Director Davy Limmong said a Ford Everest with Plate No. AAK 9184 accidentally fell into the irrigation canal and later submerged into the water.
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The vehicle was driven by Jail Officer 1 Soy Lope Agtulao, a 36-year-old BJMP personnel and a resident of Cagubatan, Tadian, Mountain Province.
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Limmong said 11 victims, seven of them female and four males were pronounced dead on arrival by the attending physician at Mejia Kim Medical Center in Barangay Agbannawag,Tabuk City.
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The two other victims were declared dead on arrival at the Kalinga Provincial Hospital in Barangay Bulanao, Tabuk City.
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Initial investigation said that at about 6:00 p.m. Sunday, Agtulao together with 14 other passengers were on their way to the Bulo Lake, a popular tourist spot in the city, when it swerved and fell into the canal. Â Â Â Â Â
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Those who were killed were the driver, Sidewyn Agtulao, Sywin Agtulao and Sonnie Lope, while the nine casualties from Purok 1, Bulanao, Tabuk City are Jessiebel Paycao, three-year-old Scarlet; 31-ywar-old Judilyn Talawec Dumayon, Alfredo Cotit Lope, Remedios Longey Basilio, 59; five-year-old Sedarn; Jeslyn, 4; Marlo Perenia and Paycao Cydric.
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The two survivors, Edith Perez and Cyrel Agtulao are being observed at an unnamed hospital.Â