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Vlogger in road rage video skips LTO hearing for security reasons
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has ordered a motovlogger, known as Yanna Motovlog, to surrender her driver's license following a viral road rage incident in Zambales.
The motovlogger did not attend the LTO hearing but sent her lawyer, who presented a letter of apology.
Yanna Motovlog's driver's license has been placed under a 90-day preventive suspension pending the investigation.
She is required to surrender her license and the motorcycle used in the incident by Thursday, May 8.
Her lawyer stated that Yanna Motovlog opted not to attend the hearing due to security concerns and threats received online.
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