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[Summary] => Two bakers died while picking mangoes from a tree where Manila Electric Company (Merelco) high tension wires ran through after they were electrocuted last Thursday afternoon in Caloocan City.
The victims were identified as Enrico Alcantara, 24, single, master baker, of Barangay 185, Malaria; and Eric Jason, 15, baker-helper, of Victory Heights. The incident took place around 4 p.m. inside the Armojeda Compound in Barangay 180.
Prior to their unexpected death, it was learned that Alcantara was asked by his employer to pick some mangoes from a tree just beside the bakery.
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