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[Title] => 12 hearses destroyed in Malabon fire
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Some 600 families lost their homes when a four-hour fire blamed on a candle that had tipped over broke out in a squatters’ colony shortly after midnight yesterday in Malabon City.
Fire Officer 2 Rogelio Maglonso said the fire started at 12:15 a.m. on the second floor of a house owned by Elenita Faro. The flames quickly spread, destroying more than 200 houses before firemen were able to put it out at 4:15 a.m.
The damage was initially estimated at P1.5 million.
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A bedridden polio victim and his wife, both 70, died at the height of a two-hour fire in a poor neighborhood yesterday in Potrero, Malabon.
The victims were identified by authorities as Larry Chua and his wife, Concepcion, of Orange Road, a dead-end street in Barangay Potrero, Malabon. Both were charred beyond recognition, rescuers said.
There were no confirmed reports of other casualties or injured in the fire.
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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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A man died while another was hurt when a three-hour fire of still unknown origin broke out at an apartment building before midnight last Saturday in Malabon City.
Chief Inspector Rodrigo Reyes, Malabon City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, identified the fatality as Banny Nierva, 26, a resident of Juliana street in Barangay Potrero.
Nierva’s neighbor, Christopher Jepiga, 32, sustained bruises in the arms and body when he was hit by debris.
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[Title] => Malabon shanty blaze leaves 7,000 homeless
[Summary] => A fire that raged for six hours left a pregnant woman dead and three others with injuries in a depressed community in Malabon City early yesterday.
City Hall and fire officials said some 7,000 people were rendered homeless in the wake of the blaze that razed 1,600 shanties in Barangay Tonsuya at around 4 a.m.
Chief Inspector Rodrigo Reyes, city fire marshal, admitted firefighters found great difficulty in putting out the fire because there was simply no way to get to the three-hectare compound except by footbridge.
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Some 600 families lost their homes when a four-hour fire blamed on a candle that had tipped over broke out in a squatters’ colony shortly after midnight yesterday in Malabon City.
Fire Officer 2 Rogelio Maglonso said the fire started at 12:15 a.m. on the second floor of a house owned by Elenita Faro. The flames quickly spread, destroying more than 200 houses before firemen were able to put it out at 4:15 a.m.
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A bedridden polio victim and his wife, both 70, died at the height of a two-hour fire in a poor neighborhood yesterday in Potrero, Malabon.
The victims were identified by authorities as Larry Chua and his wife, Concepcion, of Orange Road, a dead-end street in Barangay Potrero, Malabon. Both were charred beyond recognition, rescuers said.
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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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A man died while another was hurt when a three-hour fire of still unknown origin broke out at an apartment building before midnight last Saturday in Malabon City.
Chief Inspector Rodrigo Reyes, Malabon City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) chief, identified the fatality as Banny Nierva, 26, a resident of Juliana street in Barangay Potrero.
Nierva’s neighbor, Christopher Jepiga, 32, sustained bruises in the arms and body when he was hit by debris.
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City Hall and fire officials said some 7,000 people were rendered homeless in the wake of the blaze that razed 1,600 shanties in Barangay Tonsuya at around 4 a.m.
Chief Inspector Rodrigo Reyes, city fire marshal, admitted firefighters found great difficulty in putting out the fire because there was simply no way to get to the three-hectare compound except by footbridge.
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October 16, 2006 - 12:00am
