+ Follow BANGKAL REMEDIATION PROJECT Tag
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[Title] => Firm cleans up Makati road in time for school opening
[Summary] => First Philippine Industrial Corp., operator of the 117-kilometer pipeline that leaked oil and petroleum products in Barangay Bangkal in Makati City, has cleared-up the service road along Osmeña Highway for use in time for Monday’s school opening.
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[Title] => Pagbubukas ng Osmeña service road hiniling ng FPIC
[Summary] => Hihilingin ng pipeline operator na First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC) sa Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) na buksan sa trapiko ang Osmeña service road dahil nakumpleto na nito ang paggawa sa pipeline sa naturang lugar sa Bangkal, Makati City.
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[AuthorName] => Butch M. Quejada
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[Title] => FPIC asks MMDA to reopen closed portion of Osmeña highway
[Summary] => The First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC), owner of the 117-kilometer oil and petroleum pipeline that runs from Batangas to Manila, is asking the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to reopen the closed portion of the Osmeña Highway service road that was closed because of the repair work being done on the pipeline’s leaked portion.
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[Title] => FPIC installs 10 more recovery wells in Bangkal
[Summary] => The First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC) said yesterday it has installed 10 additional petroleum recovery wells in areas of Barangay Bangkal in Makati that were affected by a leak in the firm’s pipeline.
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BANGKAL REMEDIATION PROJECT
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[Title] => Firm cleans up Makati road in time for school opening
[Summary] => First Philippine Industrial Corp., operator of the 117-kilometer pipeline that leaked oil and petroleum products in Barangay Bangkal in Makati City, has cleared-up the service road along Osmeña Highway for use in time for Monday’s school opening.
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[Title] => Pagbubukas ng Osmeña service road hiniling ng FPIC
[Summary] => Hihilingin ng pipeline operator na First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC) sa Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) na buksan sa trapiko ang Osmeña service road dahil nakumpleto na nito ang paggawa sa pipeline sa naturang lugar sa Bangkal, Makati City.
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[Title] => FPIC asks MMDA to reopen closed portion of Osmeña highway
[Summary] => The First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC), owner of the 117-kilometer oil and petroleum pipeline that runs from Batangas to Manila, is asking the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to reopen the closed portion of the Osmeña Highway service road that was closed because of the repair work being done on the pipeline’s leaked portion.
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[Title] => FPIC installs 10 more recovery wells in Bangkal
[Summary] => The First Philippine Industrial Corp. (FPIC) said yesterday it has installed 10 additional petroleum recovery wells in areas of Barangay Bangkal in Makati that were affected by a leak in the firm’s pipeline.
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