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Louie Manimtim, MCH’s committee on dormitories head, said the one-month moratorium on inspections issued by City Administrator Gaudencio Nable has ended so they revived their inspection and monitoring of dorms in the city.


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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza placed notices of closure on the front doors of the Noella Ladies Dormitory located on Lerma street.; Lady Carmel Bed Spacer on R. Papa street; and Ginory Holdings Corp. (Francisco Building) on Lerma street, all in Sampaloc, Manila.


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Dormitory inspection resumes in Manila

By Evelyn Macairan | January 3, 2007 - 12:00am

Monitoring teams from the Manila City Hall resumed the inspection of dormitories in the city yesterday to prevent another fire similar to last year’s incident that left eight persons dead. Louie Manimtim,...

Metro

Manila now going after illegal boarding houses

By Evelyn Macairan | June 4, 2006 - 12:00am

After closing down 12 legitimate dormitories that have been found to have major deficiencies, the city government of Manila is now targeting an estimated 700 illegal boarding houses. Louie Manimtim, overall head...

Metro

Manila City Hall padlocks 3 dorms

By Evelyn Macairan | June 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Three dormitories were closed down yesterday morning as part of the Manila City Hall’s crackdown on boarding houses with major deficiencies. Manila Mayor Lito Atienza placed notices of closure on the front...

Metro