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Well, my warning stays–the C-5 is still a death trap.


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A crime to have a flat?

By Rey Gamboa | January 8, 2003 - 12:00am

If some newspaper accounts regarding recent MMDA rulings were indeed accurate, it would be a crime to have a flat tire in Metro Manila. Reports say that the clearing of stalled vehicles that obstruct the flow of...

Motoring

Time to start clearing cyberspace mailbag

By Rey Gamboa | December 11, 2002 - 12:00am

Readers Conrado Anonuevo and Lemmy Lemming have similar agreeing reactions to our column, "The C-5 is still a death trap" (Phil. Star, Sept. 4, 2002), with Mr. Lemming adding that he was even victimized...

Motoring