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[Title] => Probe on DPWH fire underway
[Summary] => Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Simeon Datumanong has ordered an investigation of last Sunday’s fire that killed two DPWH officials.
Reports said important documents belonging to the defunct Mount Pinatubo Commission (MPC), some of whose officials and men have pending graft cases, were burned.
It turned out that the Rural Infrastructure Fund (RIF) building which was totally razed in the hour-long blaze, housed the MPC files. The commission became mired in controversies in the mid-90s over allegations of corruption.
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[Title] => Empty fire extinguishers killed 2 DPWH officials?
[Summary] => Empty fire extinguishers, rubbish, and other junk materials may have caused the death of two Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) executives at its National Capital Region (NCR) office in Manila last Sunday.
An incident report prepared by DPWH-NCR security men assigned to the gutted wooden two-story Rural Infrastructure Fund building in the DPWH-NCR’s motorpool compound, said they "attempted to use the fire extinguishers placed at the motorpool area but (they) were found empty".
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[Title] => 2 execs die in DPWH fire
[Summary] => A Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) engineer and an architect were killed early yesterday in an hour-long blaze which hit the sleeping quarters of the DPWH-National Capital Region (NCR) office in Port Area, Manila and also destroyed at least three government vehicles.
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Reports said important documents belonging to the defunct Mount Pinatubo Commission (MPC), some of whose officials and men have pending graft cases, were burned.
It turned out that the Rural Infrastructure Fund (RIF) building which was totally razed in the hour-long blaze, housed the MPC files. The commission became mired in controversies in the mid-90s over allegations of corruption.
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[Title] => Empty fire extinguishers killed 2 DPWH officials?
[Summary] => Empty fire extinguishers, rubbish, and other junk materials may have caused the death of two Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) executives at its National Capital Region (NCR) office in Manila last Sunday.
An incident report prepared by DPWH-NCR security men assigned to the gutted wooden two-story Rural Infrastructure Fund building in the DPWH-NCR’s motorpool compound, said they "attempted to use the fire extinguishers placed at the motorpool area but (they) were found empty".
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[Summary] => A Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) engineer and an architect were killed early yesterday in an hour-long blaze which hit the sleeping quarters of the DPWH-National Capital Region (NCR) office in Port Area, Manila and also destroyed at least three government vehicles.
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