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                    [Title] => 4 refilling station ng LPG ipapasara
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Kabilang sa refilling stations ang OSD Merchandise at Meta Commercial, sa Caloocan; Capitol Allied Trading sa Quezon City; at D-R LPG Gas Center sa Tondo.


Kasamang nag-ikot para sa inspeksiyon ng DOE-Task Force ang operatiba ng Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) at tauhan ng Office of the Vice-President.


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The reports came in the wake of a nationwide crackdown by the government against illegal LPG refilling in a bid to curb the trade believed to be exposing communities to imminent danger and causing some 500 fires.


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