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Superintendent Loreto Malaybalay, Caloocan City police Sub-station 4 investigation chief, said the suspects are former members of the labor union who were recently laid off .


The victims were Joel Cura, 24; Mario Lucero, 44; Ruben Qurino, 56; Ricardo Marcilla, 34; Jimmy Latino, 30; all employees of Joyselle Express Inc., along Zabarte Road, Camarin and Jayson Patriarca, 15.


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6 hurt in Caloocan blast

August 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Six persons were seriously injured in a grenade explosion in a bus terminal in Caloocan City Wednesday night. Police probers said a labor dispute may have triggered the blast. Superintendent Loreto Malaybalay, Caloocan...

Metro

Bus terminal grinanada: 6 sugatan

August 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Anim katao ang malubhang nasugatan makaraang pasabugan ng granada ang isang bus terminal sa Brgy. Camarin, Caloocan City, kamakalawa ng gabi.

PSN Metro