Filipina tourist hit by train in Taiwan out of danger, says Manila Economic and Cultural Office


Taiwanese police pointed out that the woman had trespassed on the railway, which is out of bounds to the public. - Photo: Screengrab from ZHE_WANG71411/X

MANILA: The Filipina tourist who was hit by a train in Taiwan is now out of danger, but she needs at least two weeks to recuperate.

This was confirmed by Atty. Cheloy Garafil, chairperson of Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taiwan on Thursday (Jan 23).

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