Subic fishermen's kin seek justice

By Mahatma Randy V. Datu

Oct 07, 2023 12:15 am

SUBIC, Zambales: The families of the three fishermen from this town who were killed when their fishing boat was rammed by a passing sea vessel in the West Philippine Sea appealed to the government to find the culprit and provide financial assistance to their orphaned children.

Lina Laudencia, 44, sister of the 46-year-old boat's skipper Dexter Laudencia who died in the accident, said she believed the government is capable of giving justice for the death of the fishermen who were all breadwinners of their families.

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