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Arson investigators were still confirming as of press time a report that one person was killed in the blaze that hit Area 8, Farola Compound in North Harbor, Port Area.


Inspector Abraham Gomez, chief of the Delpan Police community precinct, said total damage caused by the fire was estimated at more than a million pesos.


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                    [Summary] => Some P15 million worth of property went up in smoke and more than 800 families were rendered homeless after a fire, reportedly caused by an unattended stove, hit the Baseco Compound in Tondo, Manila Thursday night.


Arson investigators are verifying reports that at least two children were missing during the confusion that followed the blaze, which started at 7:17 p.m. on Block 8, Islang Laki, Bagong Lupa inside the compound.


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                    [Summary] => Despite the heightened public awareness in line with Fire Prevention Month, two fire incidents broke out in Manila, where five persons were injured, including a one-year-old baby girl.


The first fire razed a three-door, two-story residential structure shared by some 20 families at 1512 Oroquieta street, Sta. Cruz, Manila.


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                    [Summary] => At least three persons, including a 90-year-old Chinese woman, were injured when a pre-dawn fire hit a five-story residential building in Sta. Cruz, Manila yesterday.


Lin Shiu Shing, who suffered a broken foot, was rescued from her room at the back of Unit C-3, Narciso Building on Oroquieta street.


Firefighters said Gina Castillo, 18, and Gredel Ambo, 32 almost passed out due to smoke inhalation. They were taken to the Jose Reyes Memorial Hospital.


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                    [Summary] => A 30-minute fire in Tondo, Manila killed a 24-year-old man after he was reportedly trapped inside the second floor of their burning three-story house.


Arson investigator Fire Officer 3 Jojo Magallanes identified the victim as Louie Cruz, of 739 Pavia Street. 


Arson investigators said Cruz succumbed to suffocation and heat after he was trapped on the second floor near the terrace of the house.


Magallanes said Cruz was alone in the house after his relatives left for Cavite to visit their kins.


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Magallanes said Cruz was alone in the house after his relatives left for Cavite to visit their kins.


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20 homes razed in Port Area blaze

September 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Twenty houses were gutted after an hour-long fire broke out in a residential area at the Port Area in Manila amid the heavy rains and strong winds yesterday. Arson investigators were still confirming as of press...

Metro

Tondo inferno

March 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Some P15 million worth of property went up in smoke and more than 800 families were rendered homeless after a fire, reportedly caused by an unattended stove, hit the Baseco Compound in Tondo, Manila Thursday night. Arson...

Metro

5 hurt in twin Manila fire incidents

March 5, 2003 - 12:00am

Despite the heightened public awareness in line with Fire Prevention Month, two fire incidents broke out in Manila, where five persons were injured, including a one-year-old baby girl. The first fire razed a three-door,...

Metro

3 hurt in Sta. Cruz fire

January 31, 2003 - 12:00am

At least three persons, including a 90-year-old Chinese woman, were injured when a pre-dawn fire hit a five-story residential building in Sta. Cruz, Manila yesterday. Lin Shiu Shing, who suffered a broken foot,...

Metro

Tondo fire claims life of 24-year-old man; another fire destroys building in Caloocan

January 6, 2003 - 12:00am

A 30-minute fire in Tondo, Manila killed a 24-year-old man after he was reportedly trapped inside the second floor of their burning three-story house. Arson investigator Fire Officer 3 Jojo Magallanes identified...

Metro