+ Follow MAYOR EMMANUEL SISON Tag
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[Title] => Manila exec hits dirty tactics
[Summary] => The Office of Manila Mayor Lito Atienza lashed out at unidentified parties who circulated a bogus invitation to a supposed gathering that the mayor was hosting at the Manila Hotel this week.
"This is the work of demented political minds," Secretary to the Mayor Emmanuel Sison said. "Kami sa pamahalaang lungsod ay nagtatrabaho para mapabuti ang kapakanan ng mga Manilenyo pero sila ay nanggugulo lang."
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Manila cops arrest Quiapo gun wielders
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD), assisted by barangay officials, apprehended yesterday three gun-wielding men who disrupted a press conference and fired several warning shots outside a mosque in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday.
Superintendent Arthur Paglinawan, WPD-General Assignments Section (GAS) chief, confirmed that Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macabato and Hadji Malik-Nanak had been arrested in Quiapo by elements of WPD Station 8.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => SAI building in Tondo simply fell like a tree
[Summary] => Everytime we read about the damages an earthquake has caused in one of our neighboring countries we begin to wonder how our high-rise buildings would fare if a similar temblor happened in Metro Manila. We were dismayed when we read that a five-year old eight-story building, for reasons still to be determined, simply collapsed in Tondo. The good news was there there were no casualties. The bad news is that it means that the National Building Code is not being strictly enforced even in Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-27 00:00:00
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MAYOR EMMANUEL SISON
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"This is the work of demented political minds," Secretary to the Mayor Emmanuel Sison said. "Kami sa pamahalaang lungsod ay nagtatrabaho para mapabuti ang kapakanan ng mga Manilenyo pero sila ay nanggugulo lang."
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[Title] => Manila cops arrest Quiapo gun wielders
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD), assisted by barangay officials, apprehended yesterday three gun-wielding men who disrupted a press conference and fired several warning shots outside a mosque in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday.
Superintendent Arthur Paglinawan, WPD-General Assignments Section (GAS) chief, confirmed that Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macabato and Hadji Malik-Nanak had been arrested in Quiapo by elements of WPD Station 8.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => SAI building in Tondo simply fell like a tree
[Summary] => Everytime we read about the damages an earthquake has caused in one of our neighboring countries we begin to wonder how our high-rise buildings would fare if a similar temblor happened in Metro Manila. We were dismayed when we read that a five-year old eight-story building, for reasons still to be determined, simply collapsed in Tondo. The good news was there there were no casualties. The bad news is that it means that the National Building Code is not being strictly enforced even in Manila.
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October 1, 2005 - 12:00am
