Metro

Train cuts woman in half

July 24, 2011 | 12:00am

Manila, Philippines - An early morning commuter train hit a woman and her live-in partner sleeping along the railroad tracks in Sta. Cruz, Manila yesterday. The body of KC Bautista, who is reportedly three months pregnant, was nearly cut in half while her partner, Agustin Alonzo, 20, may have his legs amputated at the Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center. Several other homeless persons reportedly used the space beside the railroad tracks in Sta. Cruz as their sleeping quarters.

AGUSTIN ALONZO

BAUTISTA

CRUZ

JOSE REYES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER

PARTNER

RAILROAD

REPORTEDLY

SLEEPING

STA

TRACKS

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