Baldo terminates Mayon plane crash retrieval operations

By Rhaydz B. Barcia

Mar 02, 2023 9:05 pm

Camalig, Albay: Incident Management Team ground command chief Mayor Carlos 'Caloy' Irwin G. Baldo has terminated the retrieval operations after all four passengers of the ill-fated Cessna plane that crashed near the crater of Mayon Volcano have been brought down to base camp in Barangay Anoling here on Thursday, March 2.

'Mission accomplished,' the Camalig mayor said during the press briefing held at the municipal hall as he announced the termination of the operations.

Camalig Mayor Carlos Caloy Irwin G. Baldo (left), the Incident Management Team ground command chief, announced the termination of the retrieval operations after all four passengers of the plane that crashed near the crater of Mayon Volcano have been brought down to base camp on Thursday, March 2. With him is Albay Public Safety and Emergency Management Office chief Dr. Cedric Daep. PHOTO BY RHAYDZ BARCIA

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