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[Title] => P10-M plastic products destroyed in Caloocan fire
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[Title] => Fire guts 50 houses in Quezon City slum
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What started as a barbecue for a noontime meal might have caused a full-blown fire that destroyed 50 houses at a shantytown in Old Balara, Quezon City, authorities said yesterday.
Fire Chief Inspector Romeo Rillo, head of Quezon City Fire Station 2, said the fire, which reached the fifth alarm, started at 1 p.m. and was put out two hours later.
He said no one was reported hurt or seriously injured by the blaze.
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[Title] => 4 killed in Caloocan garments factory fire
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Five workers died inside a burning garments factory building in Caloocan City before dawn yesterday in Caloocan City.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, identified the victims as Rey Anhao, Beatriz Maniago, Aldouse Oriel and Edward Tan, all stay-in workers of LSR garments factory at 92 L. Nadurata street, 7th Avenue in Caloocan.
The victims’ bodies were burned beyond recognition, Reyes said.
Another worker, Jimmy Camolo, 24, also sustained burns in his right foot.
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[Title] => Twin fires hit Caloocan City
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Two fires hit separate areas in Caloocan City yesterday, razing at least 19 houses.
Senior Fire Officer 2 Arvin David, arson investigator of the Caloocan City Bureau of Fire Protection, said the first incident occurred at around 1:20 a.m. in Bagong Silang.
David said the blaze started at the house of one Arnel Vergara, whose 11-year-old son, identified only as Botsoy, sustained second-degree burns in the back.
The fire was contained in less than an hour but four houses were completely destroyed.
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[Title] => Fire hits Malabon slum area
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At least 100 houses were burned when a fire broke out in a squatters’ colony in Malabon City yesterday morning.
Senior Fire Officer 2 Baltazar Erestain, arson investigator of the Malabon City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), said two were hurt in the incident — Carlito Siazon, 18, and Ana Marie Sarmiento, 34, who both sustained minor burns.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan fire marshall, said the fire broke out at around 11:45 a.m. in Sitio 6, Barangay Catmon, which is one of the biggest community of informal settlers with around 5,000 residents.
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[Title] => Power pilferage triggers fire
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The pilferage of electricity through illegal electrical connections caused a three-hour fire that destroyed last Thursday night more than 70 houses and rendered homeless at least 300 families that are expected to have a bleak Christmas this year in Caloocan City.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City fire marshal, said that the blaze started at around 8:35 p.m. at the back of a house owned by Romy Torilla at the corner of Samson Abbey road at the PNR Compound in Barangay 73.
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[Title] => Worker killed in factory fire
[Summary] => A stay-in worker was killed in a two-hour fire that razed a furniture factory in Caloocan City yesterday.
Damage to property was estimated at around P250,000.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City fire marshal, identified the victim as Winnie Sotto, 27, stay-in helper at the Sunlight Furniture on C. Name street along 4th Avenue in Caloocan City.
Factory owner Noel Quizon, 46, said the victim was a nephew, the son of his first cousin, Linda.
SFO2 Arvin David said the immediate cause of the fire was still being determined at presstime.
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[Title] => Caloocan fire renders 13 families homeless
[Summary] => A fire blamed on an unattended lighted candle razed nine houses in Caloocan City and rendered at least 13 families homeless Friday night.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City Fire Marshall, said no one was reported injured or killed in the four-hour blaze.
However, a 67-year-old woman, identified as Leonila Mataganas, of Barangay 7, sustained minor burns in the arms.
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[Title] => 9 rescued from burning building in Caloocan
[Summary] => Nine persons, including an 84-year-old woman and four minors, were rescued by firefighters in a fire that gutted a four-story building early yesterday in Caloocan City.
Caloocan fire marshal Chief Inspector Juan Reyes identified those rescued as Emerlita Libiran, 84; brothers Ryan, 8, Ralph Ren, 13, Rodelio, 19, and Rowaldo, 24, all surnamed Martinez; Lovely Nepomuceno, 16; Betsy Santos, 14; Rogelio Libiran, 67; and Charity Villar 22, all of 55 A. Mabini street corner P. Zamora street Barangay 15, Caloocan City.
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[Title] => 2 kids die in burning garbage pit
[Summary] => Two boys, aged seven and 11, died after falling into a 10-foot smoking garbage pit in an abandoned property formerly owned by a paper factory last Monday afternoon in Caloocan City.
Senior Superintendent Virgilio Espija, outgoing city police chief, identified the victims as Jimboy Torres, 11, and Lorenzo Dominic Tyson Traqueña Jr., 7, both of Lucas Cuadra Extension, Sta. Quiteria, Caloocan City.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR JUAN REYES
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[Title] => Fire guts 50 houses in Quezon City slum
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What started as a barbecue for a noontime meal might have caused a full-blown fire that destroyed 50 houses at a shantytown in Old Balara, Quezon City, authorities said yesterday.
Fire Chief Inspector Romeo Rillo, head of Quezon City Fire Station 2, said the fire, which reached the fifth alarm, started at 1 p.m. and was put out two hours later.
He said no one was reported hurt or seriously injured by the blaze.
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[Title] => 4 killed in Caloocan garments factory fire
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Five workers died inside a burning garments factory building in Caloocan City before dawn yesterday in Caloocan City.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, identified the victims as Rey Anhao, Beatriz Maniago, Aldouse Oriel and Edward Tan, all stay-in workers of LSR garments factory at 92 L. Nadurata street, 7th Avenue in Caloocan.
The victims’ bodies were burned beyond recognition, Reyes said.
Another worker, Jimmy Camolo, 24, also sustained burns in his right foot.
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[Title] => Twin fires hit Caloocan City
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Two fires hit separate areas in Caloocan City yesterday, razing at least 19 houses.
Senior Fire Officer 2 Arvin David, arson investigator of the Caloocan City Bureau of Fire Protection, said the first incident occurred at around 1:20 a.m. in Bagong Silang.
David said the blaze started at the house of one Arnel Vergara, whose 11-year-old son, identified only as Botsoy, sustained second-degree burns in the back.
The fire was contained in less than an hour but four houses were completely destroyed.
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[Title] => Fire hits Malabon slum area
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At least 100 houses were burned when a fire broke out in a squatters’ colony in Malabon City yesterday morning.
Senior Fire Officer 2 Baltazar Erestain, arson investigator of the Malabon City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), said two were hurt in the incident — Carlito Siazon, 18, and Ana Marie Sarmiento, 34, who both sustained minor burns.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan fire marshall, said the fire broke out at around 11:45 a.m. in Sitio 6, Barangay Catmon, which is one of the biggest community of informal settlers with around 5,000 residents.
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[Title] => Power pilferage triggers fire
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The pilferage of electricity through illegal electrical connections caused a three-hour fire that destroyed last Thursday night more than 70 houses and rendered homeless at least 300 families that are expected to have a bleak Christmas this year in Caloocan City.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City fire marshal, said that the blaze started at around 8:35 p.m. at the back of a house owned by Romy Torilla at the corner of Samson Abbey road at the PNR Compound in Barangay 73.
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[Title] => Worker killed in factory fire
[Summary] => A stay-in worker was killed in a two-hour fire that razed a furniture factory in Caloocan City yesterday.
Damage to property was estimated at around P250,000.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City fire marshal, identified the victim as Winnie Sotto, 27, stay-in helper at the Sunlight Furniture on C. Name street along 4th Avenue in Caloocan City.
Factory owner Noel Quizon, 46, said the victim was a nephew, the son of his first cousin, Linda.
SFO2 Arvin David said the immediate cause of the fire was still being determined at presstime.
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[Title] => Caloocan fire renders 13 families homeless
[Summary] => A fire blamed on an unattended lighted candle razed nine houses in Caloocan City and rendered at least 13 families homeless Friday night.
Chief Inspector Juan Reyes, Caloocan City Fire Marshall, said no one was reported injured or killed in the four-hour blaze.
However, a 67-year-old woman, identified as Leonila Mataganas, of Barangay 7, sustained minor burns in the arms.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-09 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => 9 rescued from burning building in Caloocan
[Summary] => Nine persons, including an 84-year-old woman and four minors, were rescued by firefighters in a fire that gutted a four-story building early yesterday in Caloocan City.
Caloocan fire marshal Chief Inspector Juan Reyes identified those rescued as Emerlita Libiran, 84; brothers Ryan, 8, Ralph Ren, 13, Rodelio, 19, and Rowaldo, 24, all surnamed Martinez; Lovely Nepomuceno, 16; Betsy Santos, 14; Rogelio Libiran, 67; and Charity Villar 22, all of 55 A. Mabini street corner P. Zamora street Barangay 15, Caloocan City.
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[Title] => 2 kids die in burning garbage pit
[Summary] => Two boys, aged seven and 11, died after falling into a 10-foot smoking garbage pit in an abandoned property formerly owned by a paper factory last Monday afternoon in Caloocan City.
Senior Superintendent Virgilio Espija, outgoing city police chief, identified the victims as Jimboy Torres, 11, and Lorenzo Dominic Tyson Traqueña Jr., 7, both of Lucas Cuadra Extension, Sta. Quiteria, Caloocan City.
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