It was a sad story for an Ex-OFW who come back to the motherland Philippines just to continue only her studies who was included in the Tanay tragic bus accident in Tanay Rizal last Monday. The family and relatives remain in grieves and pain because of her de*th. All her siblings that were military servicemen moved to tears as they insisted that the school required and forced them to take the field trip.The Ex-OFW was identified as Lovely Seringan, 26 years old. From the report of GMA Network correspondent Steve Dailisan, the sibling of Lovely Staff Sgt. Nixon Seringan said last Tuesday" Once na hindi sasama sa field trip, ibabagsak daw nila 'yung mga estudyante.. or else pagagawan ng thesis... imagine first year pa lang pagagawan mo na ng thesis?"
Another family of the tragic bus accident speaks out their emotions and they are aware that they did not sign any waiver for the tragic field trip required by the school. Gilbert Lorenzo a parent of another victim uttered that
"Yung mga anak namin dapat may dalang waiver para doon sa camping na 'yon. pero wala. maaari siguro yung iba, pero kami wala. Sa lahat ng eskwelahan, alisin na 'yung field trip na yan,"
The school administration of the Bestlink College of the Philippines(BCP) defends and explain that the students who went on the field trip which was included in the tragic accident in Tanay Rizal were not obliged to join the field trip. According to BCP Schools activities Coordinator Zanny Samsona,
"We are not forcing the students na 'o pag di kayo sumama, ganyan ganyan mangyayari. We are giving them their own free will to decide, "Zanny Samsona added that they will help the family of the victims to the best they can
"Alam po namin kasi bilang mga magulang, may mga mixed emotions po sila ngayon pero rest assured na kung ano po makakaya ng eskwelahan bibigyan po namin sila ng suporta,"
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