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Ormoc pier blast blamed on ship’s air tank explosion — PCG

By Nestor Etolle And Roberto Dejon | August 13, 2002 - 12:00am

An air tank of the second auxiliary engine of the MV Tacloban Princess exploded when the ship’s crew conducting preventive maintenance started the engine, initial result of the investigation conducted by the...

Nation

2 dead in Ormoc pier blast

By Jose Aravilla | August 12, 2002 - 12:00am

Two crewmen were killed and four marine engineers were injured yesterday aboard a passenger ship docked at the Ormoc City pier in Leyte when the engine room of the ship exploded.

Headlines