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[Title] => Permit of Pasig plant revoked
[Summary] => Pasig City Mayor Vicente Eusebio revoked yesterday the business permit of the LMG Chemicals Corp., which was identified as the source of gas fumes that downed 36 pupils of an elementary school in two barangays last Sept. 9.
"It is a total closure, I will not sacrifice the health and lives of the students and my constituents for the taxes and the business the plant brings to the city coffers," he said.
City Hall records showed that LMG pays some P800,000 in annual taxes to the local government. The plant employs 154 people.
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"It is a total closure, I will not sacrifice the health and lives of the students and my constituents for the taxes and the business the plant brings to the city coffers," he said.
City Hall records showed that LMG pays some P800,000 in annual taxes to the local government. The plant employs 154 people.
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By Non Alquitran | September 14, 2004 - 12:00am
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