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The charred bodies of Wilma Castaneda, 25, and Medy Badanguivi, 22, were found at the second floor of the house, owned by Olivia Batara, at the Equity Homes subdivision in Barangay San Antonio.


As the responding firefighters were about to pull out the dead bodies, the floor collapsed, sending them crashing to the ground floor.


Three firefighters sustained injuries in various parts of the body.


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                    [Title] => Unattended stove causes six-hour fire in Parañaque
                    [Summary] => A female engrossed with gossip allegedly caused a six-hour fire that displaced around 1,000 families on Friday evening in Parañaque City, the local fire department said.


Senior Fire Officer 1 Jesus Bayani Jr., the city’s arson investigator, said they conducted a follow-up investigation yesterday and discovered that the fire at Alarcon Village, Sucat Intersection, Barangay BF started from the house of a certain Leslie Empic.


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                    [Title] => 17 houses razed in Baclaran fire
                    [Summary] => Faulty installation of electrical jumpers might have triggered a fire that gutted some 17 houses in Baclaran, Parañaque City yesterday afternoon.


The Parañaque City Fire Department said the fire struck a row of houses on Mactan and L. Garcia streets at around 1:15 p.m. and was placed under control by 2:42 p.m.  


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JESUS BAYANI JR.

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The charred bodies of Wilma Castaneda, 25, and Medy Badanguivi, 22, were found at the second floor of the house, owned by Olivia Batara, at the Equity Homes subdivision in Barangay San Antonio.


As the responding firefighters were about to pull out the dead bodies, the floor collapsed, sending them crashing to the ground floor.


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Senior Fire Officer 1 Jesus Bayani Jr., the city’s arson investigator, said they conducted a follow-up investigation yesterday and discovered that the fire at Alarcon Village, Sucat Intersection, Barangay BF started from the house of a certain Leslie Empic.


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The Parañaque City Fire Department said the fire struck a row of houses on Mactan and L. Garcia streets at around 1:15 p.m. and was placed under control by 2:42 p.m.  


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Parañaque blaze: 2 dead, 3 hurt

By Edu Punay | May 28, 2005 - 12:00am

A housemaid and a helper were killed while three firemen were hurt when fire gutted a two-story house before dawn yesterday in Parañaque City. The charred bodies of Wilma Castaneda, 25, and Medy Badanguivi,...

Metro

Unattended stove causes six-hour fire in Parañaque

By Evelyn Macairan | March 1, 2004 - 12:00am

A female engrossed with gossip allegedly caused a six-hour fire that displaced around 1,000 families on Friday evening in Parañaque City, the local fire department said. Senior Fire Officer 1 Jesus Bayani...

Metro

17 houses razed in Baclaran fire

September 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Faulty installation of electrical jumpers might have triggered a fire that gutted some 17 houses in Baclaran, Parañaque City yesterday afternoon. The Parañaque City Fire Department said the fire struck...

Metro