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[Title] => Utos na pagsibak sa BFP chief pinababasura
[Summary] => Hiniling ni Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) acting chief Francisco Senot sa Court of Appeals (CA) na ibasura nito ang desisyon ng Ombudsman laban sa kanya.
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[Title] => Fire hits Makati
[Summary] => Some P1 million worth of goods went up in smoke after a fire broke out at the second floor of a general merchandise store in Makati City yesterday morning.
Fire Officer 1 Ervic Gavieres, arson investigator said fire hit JMJ Marketing store located on Filmore street, Bgy. Palanan, Makati City after a loud explosion was heard. The store, owned by a certain Willy Dy, is located near the Cash N Carry supermarket.
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[Title] => Txt 2920 to report trigger-happy revelers
[Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. urged the public yesterday to help arrest people who may indiscriminately fire their weapons on New Year’s Eve by reporting them through the PNP TXT 2920 text messaging service.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Senot warns BFP personnel against firing guns during Christmas season
[Summary] => Summary dismissal and a criminal case.
These would be what personnel of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) would face if and when they fire their guns indiscriminately during the observation of the Christmas season nationwide.
Fire Chief Francisco Senot said yesterday that while BFP personnel have been issued firearms, the guns should be used primarily for police functions like crowd control operations during fires.
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[Title] => Public warned vs impostor selling fire extinguishers
[Summary] => The public was warned yesterday against the illegal activities of a fire extinguisher dealer who posed as a fire safety inspector to intimidate building owners in buying his brand of firefighting equipment.
Francisco Senot, chief of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) vowed to unmask the fire extinguisher dealer and gather evidence to prosecute him under the law. Senot said his office is presently coordinating with building owners victimized by the fire extinguisher dealer in his racket.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => No deposits in fund scam, says BFP
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) has denied that one of its disbursing officers invested P15 million of the bureau’s money in a dubious investment scheme.
In a statement, BFP chief Francisco Senot said no money of the bureau was invested in either ICS Exports, Inc. or Glasgow Credit and Collection Services, Inc. or any other financing or investment entities. ICS Export is accused of being behind the billion-peso financing scam that reportedly swindled 5,000 policemen, soldiers, bankers and employees from the public and private sectors.
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[Title] => P24.8-B property losses from fire disclosed
[Summary] => Property worth P24.84 billion went up in smoke nationwide in the last five years, statistics from the Bureau of Fire Protection disclosed.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => BFP moves to identify more fire code violators
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection sought the assistance of the public as it launched a campaign to ferret out violators of the Fire and Building Code of the Philippines.
In a statement, BFP Acting Chief Francisco Senot urged the public to report to the BFP national emergency hotline (117) and BFP regional and district offices any unsafe structures, buildings, establishments that put the lives and safety of the community in clear and imminent danger.
At the same time, Senot also exhorted the public to report any neglect of duty or abuse of power on the part of BFP personnel.
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[Title] => Substandard fire extinguishers probed
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection has cracked down on the sale of substandard fire extinguishers by unlicensed suppliers and dealers to protect the interest of consumers.
In a directive to all regional, provincial, district, city and municipal fire marshals, Acting BFP Chief Francisco Senot ordered them to go after unlicensed manufacturers and dealers of fire extinguishers and to file charges in court against violators of the fire code.
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[Title] => ‘Senate, House not firetraps’
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings, located in Pasay City and Quezon City, respectively, and more than 100 other establishments are firetraps.
In a statement, the BFP denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings are included in a list of 128 firetraps.
BFP spokesperson Senior Superintendent Danilo Cabrera said the list does not exist and stressed that the bureau has not made an official declaration that 128 buildings are firetraps.
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[Title] => Utos na pagsibak sa BFP chief pinababasura
[Summary] => Hiniling ni Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) acting chief Francisco Senot sa Court of Appeals (CA) na ibasura nito ang desisyon ng Ombudsman laban sa kanya.
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[Title] => Fire hits Makati
[Summary] => Some P1 million worth of goods went up in smoke after a fire broke out at the second floor of a general merchandise store in Makati City yesterday morning.
Fire Officer 1 Ervic Gavieres, arson investigator said fire hit JMJ Marketing store located on Filmore street, Bgy. Palanan, Makati City after a loud explosion was heard. The store, owned by a certain Willy Dy, is located near the Cash N Carry supermarket.
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[Title] => Txt 2920 to report trigger-happy revelers
[Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. urged the public yesterday to help arrest people who may indiscriminately fire their weapons on New Year’s Eve by reporting them through the PNP TXT 2920 text messaging service.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-27 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
[SectionName] => News Commentary
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[Title] => Senot warns BFP personnel against firing guns during Christmas season
[Summary] => Summary dismissal and a criminal case.
These would be what personnel of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) would face if and when they fire their guns indiscriminately during the observation of the Christmas season nationwide.
Fire Chief Francisco Senot said yesterday that while BFP personnel have been issued firearms, the guns should be used primarily for police functions like crowd control operations during fires.
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[Title] => Public warned vs impostor selling fire extinguishers
[Summary] => The public was warned yesterday against the illegal activities of a fire extinguisher dealer who posed as a fire safety inspector to intimidate building owners in buying his brand of firefighting equipment.
Francisco Senot, chief of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) vowed to unmask the fire extinguisher dealer and gather evidence to prosecute him under the law. Senot said his office is presently coordinating with building owners victimized by the fire extinguisher dealer in his racket.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => No deposits in fund scam, says BFP
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) has denied that one of its disbursing officers invested P15 million of the bureau’s money in a dubious investment scheme.
In a statement, BFP chief Francisco Senot said no money of the bureau was invested in either ICS Exports, Inc. or Glasgow Credit and Collection Services, Inc. or any other financing or investment entities. ICS Export is accused of being behind the billion-peso financing scam that reportedly swindled 5,000 policemen, soldiers, bankers and employees from the public and private sectors.
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[Title] => P24.8-B property losses from fire disclosed
[Summary] => Property worth P24.84 billion went up in smoke nationwide in the last five years, statistics from the Bureau of Fire Protection disclosed.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => BFP moves to identify more fire code violators
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection sought the assistance of the public as it launched a campaign to ferret out violators of the Fire and Building Code of the Philippines.
In a statement, BFP Acting Chief Francisco Senot urged the public to report to the BFP national emergency hotline (117) and BFP regional and district offices any unsafe structures, buildings, establishments that put the lives and safety of the community in clear and imminent danger.
At the same time, Senot also exhorted the public to report any neglect of duty or abuse of power on the part of BFP personnel.
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[ArticleID] => 135101
[Title] => Substandard fire extinguishers probed
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection has cracked down on the sale of substandard fire extinguishers by unlicensed suppliers and dealers to protect the interest of consumers.
In a directive to all regional, provincial, district, city and municipal fire marshals, Acting BFP Chief Francisco Senot ordered them to go after unlicensed manufacturers and dealers of fire extinguishers and to file charges in court against violators of the fire code.
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[Title] => ‘Senate, House not firetraps’
[Summary] => The Bureau of Fire Protection denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings, located in Pasay City and Quezon City, respectively, and more than 100 other establishments are firetraps.
In a statement, the BFP denied reports that the Senate and House of Representatives buildings are included in a list of 128 firetraps.
BFP spokesperson Senior Superintendent Danilo Cabrera said the list does not exist and stressed that the bureau has not made an official declaration that 128 buildings are firetraps.
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