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Senior Fire Officer 1 Jesus Bayani Jr., the city’s arson investigator, said they conducted a follow-up investigation yesterday and discovered that the fire at Alarcon Village, Sucat Intersection, Barangay BF started from the house of a certain Leslie Empic.


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ALARCON VILLAGE

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Unattended stove causes six-hour fire in Parañaque

By Evelyn Macairan | March 1, 2004 - 12:00am

A female engrossed with gossip allegedly caused a six-hour fire that displaced around 1,000 families on Friday evening in Parañaque City, the local fire department said. Senior Fire Officer 1 Jesus Bayani...

Metro

Fire hits 4 cities; 2 dead

By Edu Punay | February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

In Quezon City, a five-year-old girl died while five others were hurt in a fire that hit a squatter’s colony under a bridge along Congressional Avenue in Quezon City last Friday.

Metro