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[Title] => Fire exposes gunpowder, ammo cache
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Firefighters accidentally uncovered around 100 crates of gunpowder and various types of ammunition when they responded to a fire that broke out at a warehouse in Valenzuela City before midnight Saturday.
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[Title] => Fire destroys plastics factory in Valenzuela
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Some P10 million worth of property went up in smoke when a seven-hour fire broke out at a factory that manufactures plastic tables and chairs before midnight Saturday in Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => Valenzuela fires destroy properties worth P5.5 M
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An estimated P5.5 million worth of properties went up in smoke when two industrial fires broke out in Valenzuela City Tuesday.
Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, Valenzuela City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, said the first incident occurred at around 1 p.m. at the building of the Super Tex Enterprises, a furniture manufacturing company at 205 Maysan Road in Barangay Maysan.
Nacario said the blaze started at the production area of Super Tex Enterprises and spread rapidly due to the highly combustible materials and chemicals inside the building.
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[Title] => 5 siblings killed in Valenzuela fire
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Five children died while another was seriously injured when a fire believed caused by a lighted candle broke out in a squatters’ colony before dawn yesterday in Valenzuela City.
The fatalities were identified as Bibeth Vebita, 10, and her siblings Rita, 8; Henesy, 7; Maymay, 6, and Harold Jr., 3.
The eldest child, 12-year-old Herald, suffered second-degree burns and fractured arms but survived the blaze. He is confined at the Valenzuela General Hospital.
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[Title] => 4-hour fire hits plastics factory
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An estimated P6 million worth of plastic products and equipment were destroyed when a fire of still unknown origin hit a plastics factory before dawn yesterday in Valenzuela City.
The Asiano Plastic Industries Inc. at 16 Francisco street in Barangay Maysan, was gutted by the four-hour fire that started at the production area. Nobody was hurt in the incident.
Valenzuela City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) investigator, Fire Officer 2 Roy Arbis, said the blaze broke out at the firm’s warehouse at around 2:57 a.m.
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[Title] => Ampon arestado sa arson
[Summary] => Arestado ang isang 29-anyos na binata makaraang sunugin nito ang bahay ng taong umampon sa kanya, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Valenzuela City.
Kasalukuyang nakapiit at nahaharap sa kasong arson si Michael Alvarez, ampon ni Sonny Abancio, ng 36 F. Alarcon St., Brgy. Maysan, ng nabanggit na lungsod.
Ayon kay Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, hepe ng Valenzuela City Fire Station, dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang sunugin ng suspect ang bahay ng mga Abancio sa nabanggit na lugar.
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[Title] => Mayor lauds honest Valenzuela firemen
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian yesterday lauded the city’s firefighters for returning P.5 million in cash and two safety deposit boxes containing an undetermined amount of cash and important documents to the rightful owners of a razed factory.
Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, Valenzuela City fire marshal, and the operatives of the fire intelligence and investigation unit, led by Inspector Enrico Caco, found the money and the steel vaults intact in a clearing operation after the fire was declared out at 9:30 p.m. last Thursday.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Fire hits San Juan hospital
[Summary] => Fire razed the St. Martin de Porres Hospital in San Juan last Friday following an explosion in one of its laboratories.
No injuries were reported in the fire that destroyed property worth an estimated P6 million.
Fire investigator SFO3 Chandler Aracadio said the fire started at 3:40 p.m. at the ground floor of the hospital, located at the corner of A. Bonifacio and F. Blumentritt streets, Barangay Kabayanan in San Juan.
Aracadio said the blaze started when still unidentified chemicals inside one of the hospital’s laboratories exploded.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR AGAPITO NACARIO
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[Title] => Fire exposes gunpowder, ammo cache
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Firefighters accidentally uncovered around 100 crates of gunpowder and various types of ammunition when they responded to a fire that broke out at a warehouse in Valenzuela City before midnight Saturday.
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[Title] => Fire destroys plastics factory in Valenzuela
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Some P10 million worth of property went up in smoke when a seven-hour fire broke out at a factory that manufactures plastic tables and chairs before midnight Saturday in Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => Valenzuela fires destroy properties worth P5.5 M
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An estimated P5.5 million worth of properties went up in smoke when two industrial fires broke out in Valenzuela City Tuesday.
Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, Valenzuela City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, said the first incident occurred at around 1 p.m. at the building of the Super Tex Enterprises, a furniture manufacturing company at 205 Maysan Road in Barangay Maysan.
Nacario said the blaze started at the production area of Super Tex Enterprises and spread rapidly due to the highly combustible materials and chemicals inside the building.
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Five children died while another was seriously injured when a fire believed caused by a lighted candle broke out in a squatters’ colony before dawn yesterday in Valenzuela City.
The fatalities were identified as Bibeth Vebita, 10, and her siblings Rita, 8; Henesy, 7; Maymay, 6, and Harold Jr., 3.
The eldest child, 12-year-old Herald, suffered second-degree burns and fractured arms but survived the blaze. He is confined at the Valenzuela General Hospital.
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[Title] => 4-hour fire hits plastics factory
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An estimated P6 million worth of plastic products and equipment were destroyed when a fire of still unknown origin hit a plastics factory before dawn yesterday in Valenzuela City.
The Asiano Plastic Industries Inc. at 16 Francisco street in Barangay Maysan, was gutted by the four-hour fire that started at the production area. Nobody was hurt in the incident.
Valenzuela City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) investigator, Fire Officer 2 Roy Arbis, said the blaze broke out at the firm’s warehouse at around 2:57 a.m.
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[Title] => Ampon arestado sa arson
[Summary] => Arestado ang isang 29-anyos na binata makaraang sunugin nito ang bahay ng taong umampon sa kanya, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Valenzuela City.
Kasalukuyang nakapiit at nahaharap sa kasong arson si Michael Alvarez, ampon ni Sonny Abancio, ng 36 F. Alarcon St., Brgy. Maysan, ng nabanggit na lungsod.
Ayon kay Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, hepe ng Valenzuela City Fire Station, dakong alas-6 ng gabi nang sunugin ng suspect ang bahay ng mga Abancio sa nabanggit na lugar.
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[Title] => Mayor lauds honest Valenzuela firemen
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian yesterday lauded the city’s firefighters for returning P.5 million in cash and two safety deposit boxes containing an undetermined amount of cash and important documents to the rightful owners of a razed factory.
Chief Inspector Agapito Nacario, Valenzuela City fire marshal, and the operatives of the fire intelligence and investigation unit, led by Inspector Enrico Caco, found the money and the steel vaults intact in a clearing operation after the fire was declared out at 9:30 p.m. last Thursday.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => Fire hits San Juan hospital
[Summary] => Fire razed the St. Martin de Porres Hospital in San Juan last Friday following an explosion in one of its laboratories.
No injuries were reported in the fire that destroyed property worth an estimated P6 million.
Fire investigator SFO3 Chandler Aracadio said the fire started at 3:40 p.m. at the ground floor of the hospital, located at the corner of A. Bonifacio and F. Blumentritt streets, Barangay Kabayanan in San Juan.
Aracadio said the blaze started when still unidentified chemicals inside one of the hospital’s laboratories exploded.
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[Focus] => 0
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August 19, 2006 - 12:00am
