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BPO Manager hit by Falling Debris

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BPO manager named Eugene Tom De Luna was sent to the hospital after being hit by a falling debris from a ceiling that fell on him. The employees were made aware that Eton Centris Cyberpod 3 is undergoing  maintenance repair on the ceiling however, the victim state that strong winds was an added factor for the ceiling to collapse. He also added that the incident could have been prevented if the maintenance management team installed safety precautionary devices.

A reperesentave of Eton Cyberpod 3 visited Eugene in the hospital to get his medical results, however as of this writing it appears that financial medical assistance has not been discussed.

Watch the full report below from TV Patrol


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  1. AnonymousSep 16, 2014, 2:05:00 AM

    Sa EGS ata yan e.

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  2. AnonymousSep 16, 2014, 2:32:00 AM

    Malas naman ni manager, buti na lang naitakbo agad sa hospital.

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