LBC Speaks Up on Atimonan Truck Incident
LBC EXPRESS – One of the Philippines’ most trusted courier companies, has released an official statement following an incident involving one of its delivery trucks in Atimonan, Quezon. The statement came after photos of what appeared to be balikbayan boxes scattered along the roadside began circulating on Facebook, prompting public concern.
On Wednesday, July 9, LBC addressed the situation through a post on its official Facebook page. The company assured everyone that, fortunately, no one was hurt and that proper assistance had already been provided to those involved.
According to LBC, some shipments were affected by the incident, and their team is currently assessing the situation. They emphasized how much they value every package and want customers to know that each affected delivery will be handled with care.
The company also assured customers that they are doing everything possible to deliver the packages promptly or provide the necessary support where needed. They stressed that no issue will be left unresolved and reaffirmed their commitment to doing right by those affected.
LBC also took the opportunity to remind the public about the importance of road safety—not just for drivers, but for customers and the entire community. They concluded their statement by thanking everyone for their patience, understanding, and continued trust in LBC.
Meanwhile, LBC Express remains one of the Philippines’ leading courier and logistics companies. Founded in 1945 as Luzon Brokerage Company, it began as a brokerage and cargo agent. It later pioneered door-to-door delivery and became a trusted name among overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) for its balikbayan box services. Over the years, LBC expanded to offer courier, cargo, remittance, and e-commerce solutions both locally and internationally. Today, it operates thousands of branches worldwide, continuing its mission to connect and serve Filipinos everywhere.
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