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In a statement, the BFP denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings are included in a list of 128 firetraps.


BFP spokesperson Senior Superintendent Danilo Cabrera said the list does not exist and stressed that the bureau has not made an official declaration that 128 buildings are firetraps.


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ACTING CHIEF FRANCISCO SENOT

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BFP moves to identify more fire code violators

October 5, 2001 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Fire Protection sought the assistance of the public as it launched a campaign to ferret out violators of the Fire and Building Code of the Philippines. In a statement, BFP Acting Chief Francisco Senot...

Metro

‘Senate, House not firetraps’

August 29, 2001 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Fire Protection denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings, located in Pasay City and Quezon City, respectively, and more than 100 other establishments are firetraps. In...

Metro