+ Follow PADRE FAURA AND PEDRO GIL Tag
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[Title] => Adriatico street passable to pedestrians only
[Summary] => The recently damaged Adriatico Street is passable to pedestrians but motorists will have to take a detour until repairs are completed.
Senior Inspector Alberto Peco, of the Manila Police District (MPD) Sta. Monica sub-station, yesterday said repairs on the damaged section of the street between R. Salas and Pedro Gil, are going full blast.
"We have allowed pedestrians and vehicles to use the road the day after the incident but motorists would have to follow the re-routing scheme to decongest the area," he said.
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[Title] => Ground shifts, gobbles up cars in Malate
[Summary] => A busted underground water pipe softened the soil near a building under construction in Malate, Manila yesterday, causing a wall to collapse and two parked cars to be swallowed up in the road slip.
Senior Inspector Alberto Peco, of the Manila Police District (MPD) Sta. Monica sub-station, said the ground shift took place at 4:25 p.m. at the construction site of the One Adiatico Place construction site near the Robinson’s Place mall along M. Adriatico street.
A white Mitsubishi L-300 van and a blue Kia Pregio were swallowed up in the road collapse.
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Senior Inspector Alberto Peco, of the Manila Police District (MPD) Sta. Monica sub-station, yesterday said repairs on the damaged section of the street between R. Salas and Pedro Gil, are going full blast.
"We have allowed pedestrians and vehicles to use the road the day after the incident but motorists would have to follow the re-routing scheme to decongest the area," he said.
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[Title] => Ground shifts, gobbles up cars in Malate
[Summary] => A busted underground water pipe softened the soil near a building under construction in Malate, Manila yesterday, causing a wall to collapse and two parked cars to be swallowed up in the road slip.
Senior Inspector Alberto Peco, of the Manila Police District (MPD) Sta. Monica sub-station, said the ground shift took place at 4:25 p.m. at the construction site of the One Adiatico Place construction site near the Robinson’s Place mall along M. Adriatico street.
A white Mitsubishi L-300 van and a blue Kia Pregio were swallowed up in the road collapse.
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February 27, 2006 - 12:00am
