Text by REYNARD MAGTOTO, Photos and Video by VINCENT GO
ROAD safety advocates launched on Sunday morning a websitein commemoration of the first year of the Decade of Action for Road Safety (DARS), which coincided with the first death anniversary of journalist Lourdes “Chit” Estellawho died in a road accident a year ago.
By ARTHA KIRA PAREDES
GOVERNMENT and private groups are coming together to promote road safety on May 13, the first death anniversary of journalist Lourdes “Chit” Estella Simbulan, who died in a road accident last year.
YONIP.COM, "The Philippine Peace and Sovereignty Website," has created The Online Chit Estella Reader to keep alive the "spirit, memory and legacy" of journalist Lourdes "Chit" Estella-Simbulan who died in a car accident on May 13, 2011.
By ARTHA KIRA PAREDES
THE driver of the Universal Guiding Star bus accused in the death of journalist Lourdes “Chit” Estella-Simbulan on Wednesday pleaded not guilty before a Quezon City Regional Trial Court.
Download documents in connection with the Chit Estella case
A QUEZON City regional trial court on Wednesday ordered the arrest of bus driver Daniel Espinosa charged in the death of journalism professor and VERA Files trustee Lourdes “Chit” Estella Simbulan after he was a no show at his arraignment.
THE family of the late VERA Files trustee and journalism professor Lourdes “Chit” Estella-Simbulan and VERA Files launched Tuesday the Chit Estella Awards for Journalism. The launching was timed with the commemoration of the 40th day of her death and her interment at the San Agustin Church columbarium.
By ROLAND SIMBULAN
YOU were snatched from us "as swift as the wind" as you were on your way to meet your high school batchmates that fateful evening of May 13, 2011. Your life and character, as eulogized by so many, personified you as "gentle as a forest, fierce as fire, firm as a mountain," to borrow from Sun Tzu.
By MARC CAYABYAB and GIAN GERONIMO
(UPDATED) The lawyer of the Universal Guiding Star (UGS) Bus Line has identified the bus that first hit the taxi ridden by journalism professor and veteran journalist Lourdes “Chit” Estella-Simbulan.
A DAYafter she was cremated, the ashes of veteran journalist and VERA Files trustee Chit Estella were brought to the College of Mass Communication in UP Diliman, where she served as a full-time professor since 2005.
