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[Title] => Manda opens crisis center
[Summary] => Mandaluyong City First Lady Menchie Abalos has officially opened Monday the newly-constructed crisis center dubbed ‘Bahay Tuluyan’ in Barangay Vergara to cater to the city’s abused women and children.
The center was created by virtue of a city ordinance sponsored by two ladies, Councilors Cherry Lynne Pablo-Santos and Teresita Pillas last March.
Barely two months after the drafting of the ordinance, ‘Bahay Tuluyan’ now stands proud beside the Barangay Hall in Vergara, this city.
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[Title] => 80-yr-old woman dies of heart attack in Mandaluyong fire
[Summary] => An 80-year-old woman died of a heart attack while watching her house being devoured by fire that hit a squatters area Thursday in Mandaluyong City. Three other people were rushed to the hospital due to smoke inhalation and lacerations but they were sent home after doctors declared them out of danger.
Arson prober FO1 Victor Tablay said some 500 residents were rendered homeless in the fire that was believed to have been caused by an unattended lighted candle in the house of a certain Susan Manggoy, at Block 27 Welfareville Compound, Barangay Addition Hills at about 7:24 p.m. Thursday.
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[Title] => Mandaluyong City Hall arson try foiled
[Summary] => Police thwarted yesterday an attempt to set the Mandaluyong City Hall on fire following the recovery of three fire bombs in one of its offices.
The "crude bombs," placed in three ice candy wrappers and with two protruding electrical wires, were found planted near the City Health Office (CHO) stockroom at about 10:57 a.m. yesterday.
City Hall employees Rodolfo Balter and Artemio Santos, discovered the bombs near a window-type airconditioner.
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[Title] => Mandaluyong cashier rapped for money loss
[Summary] => The Mandaluyong City government filed yesterday malversation of public funds charges against a 44-year-old cashier for the disappearance of P2.6 million in payroll money last Dec. 17.
Acting as complainant, City Treasurer William Marcelino filed the charges against Juliet Canonizado, of 342 Barangay Drive with the city prosecutor’s office at about 11. a.m.
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[Title] => P2.6 M lost in Mandauyong office theft
[Summary] => Unidentified thieves stole into the treasury office of Mandaluyong City over the weekend and carted away P2.6 million in collections intended for salaries of casual employees.
An angry Mayor Benhur Abalos Jr. ordered a thorough probe of the incident following initial police reports that the cash division, housing the treasury office, bore no sign of forced entry, triggering speculations that the theft was an "inside job."
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MAYOR BENHUR ABALOS JR.
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The center was created by virtue of a city ordinance sponsored by two ladies, Councilors Cherry Lynne Pablo-Santos and Teresita Pillas last March.
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Arson prober FO1 Victor Tablay said some 500 residents were rendered homeless in the fire that was believed to have been caused by an unattended lighted candle in the house of a certain Susan Manggoy, at Block 27 Welfareville Compound, Barangay Addition Hills at about 7:24 p.m. Thursday.
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The "crude bombs," placed in three ice candy wrappers and with two protruding electrical wires, were found planted near the City Health Office (CHO) stockroom at about 10:57 a.m. yesterday.
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[Summary] => The Mandaluyong City government filed yesterday malversation of public funds charges against a 44-year-old cashier for the disappearance of P2.6 million in payroll money last Dec. 17.
Acting as complainant, City Treasurer William Marcelino filed the charges against Juliet Canonizado, of 342 Barangay Drive with the city prosecutor’s office at about 11. a.m.
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[Summary] => Unidentified thieves stole into the treasury office of Mandaluyong City over the weekend and carted away P2.6 million in collections intended for salaries of casual employees.
An angry Mayor Benhur Abalos Jr. ordered a thorough probe of the incident following initial police reports that the cash division, housing the treasury office, bore no sign of forced entry, triggering speculations that the theft was an "inside job."
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