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Bagamat nakaligtas sa tiyak na kapahamakan ay hindi rin pinatawad ng mga kamag-anak nito ang ginawa ng suspect kung saan ay ipinakulong rin ng kanyang mga pamilya at sinampahan ng kasong arson.


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Arson investigators from the Manila Fire Department said the blaze started at the second floor of a two-storey apartment located at 2609 Old Panaderos street at about 3:12 a.m.


The fire, which reached Task Force Delta, was placed under control at about 6:02 a.m., and was declared out by 7:04 a.m.


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Caloocan City Fire Marshal Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario said the charred body of Allan Cantos was recovered in the ruins of Jojo’s Furniture on Kapanalig Street, C-3 Road, Barangay 28. Treated at a nearby hospital for first-degree burns were Antonio Sineneng, 25, and Zaldy Portil, 29, both factory workers.


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CALOOCAN CITY FIRE MARSHAL CHIEF INSPECTOR AGAPITO NACARIO

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Angry residents beat up firefighters in Caloocan

By Jerry Botial | November 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Four firefighters, including two Fil-Chinese volunteers, were injured when they were ganged upon by a mob of residents even as firefighting equipment were allegedly robbed by unidentified persons in a P10-million...

Metro

Adik tinangkang sunugin ang sarili

August 30, 2003 - 12:00am

Nailigtas sa posibleng pagkalitson ang isang 46-anyos na lalaking bangag sa ipinagbabawal na gamot matapos itong magkulong sa kuwarto at saka pag-tripang silaban ang kanilang dalawang palapag na bahay, kamakalawa...

PSN Metro

Christmas inferno in Sta. Ana

December 24, 2002 - 12:00am

At least 30 houses were destroyed when a fire of still undetermined origin hit a residential area in Sta. Ana, Manila, early yesterday. Arson investigators from the Manila Fire Department said the blaze started...

Metro

‘Fire trap’ dorms warned

By Jerry Botial | June 26, 2002 - 12:00am

Several public and private schools and dormitories in Caloocan City have been identified as virtual "fire traps," prompting the local fire department to warn them of possible closure unless they comply...

Metro

Man burned to death

May 31, 2002 - 12:00am

A 25-year-old man was burned to death while two others were hurt in a 30-minute fire that destroyed a furniture factory early yesterday morning in Caloocan City. Caloocan City Fire Marshal Chief Inspector Agapito...

Metro