+ Follow ELIEZER RODRIGUEZ Tag
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[Title] => Japanese developer, 5 others charged for 'Cherry Hills'
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed charges of reckless imprudence
resulting in multiple homicide and damage to property against the Japanese real
estate developer of the ill-fated Cherry Hills subdivision.
Indicted yesterday in the Antipolo City Metropolitan Trial Court (MTC) were
Hiroshi Ogawa, general manager of Philippine Japan Solidarity (Philjas),
president Tirso Santillan, assistant general manager Eliezer Rodriguez, and
engineers Sixto Caday, Timoteo Layos and Virgilio Garcia.
The three-man panel, headed by Assistant Chief State Prosecutor Lualhati
Buenafe, rec
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Delon Porcalla
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[Title] => Quarrying partly to blame for Cherry Hills tragedy, says exec
[Summary] =>
An official of the real estate firm that developed the Cherry Hills Subdivision
in Antipolo City admitted before a Department of Justice (DOJ) panel yesterday
that the company's quarrying was partly to blame for the landslide that struck
the village last Aug. 3, killing 58 people.
The official, Sixto Caday, told the three-man panel that quarrying, besides
heavy rainfall and other factors, contributed to the occurrence of the
landslide.
Caday claims to have been commissioned by the developer, Philippine Japan
Solidarity Corp.
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ELIEZER RODRIGUEZ
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[Title] => Japanese developer, 5 others charged for 'Cherry Hills'
[Summary] =>
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed charges of reckless imprudence
resulting in multiple homicide and damage to property against the Japanese real
estate developer of the ill-fated Cherry Hills subdivision.
Indicted yesterday in the Antipolo City Metropolitan Trial Court (MTC) were
Hiroshi Ogawa, general manager of Philippine Japan Solidarity (Philjas),
president Tirso Santillan, assistant general manager Eliezer Rodriguez, and
engineers Sixto Caday, Timoteo Layos and Virgilio Garcia.
The three-man panel, headed by Assistant Chief State Prosecutor Lualhati
Buenafe, rec
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[ArticleID] => 86751
[Title] => Quarrying partly to blame for Cherry Hills tragedy, says exec
[Summary] =>
An official of the real estate firm that developed the Cherry Hills Subdivision
in Antipolo City admitted before a Department of Justice (DOJ) panel yesterday
that the company's quarrying was partly to blame for the landslide that struck
the village last Aug. 3, killing 58 people.
The official, Sixto Caday, told the three-man panel that quarrying, besides
heavy rainfall and other factors, contributed to the occurrence of the
landslide.
Caday claims to have been commissioned by the developer, Philippine Japan
Solidarity Corp.
[DatePublished] => 2000-01-11 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096652
[AuthorName] => Delon Porcalla
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