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This should serve as a lesson in long-term planning. Several decades ago, before the creation of a Greater Manila area, before overcrowding became a problem in the nation’s capital, Pandacan and Sta. Ana in Manila were developed as an industrial and manufacturing zone. Along the banks of the Pasig River the major oil companies set up their oil warehouses and main distribution facilities, for the easy transport of imported crude and the refined products.


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A Manila barangay chairman yesterday said that it would not be a big loss to their community once the three oil companies finally dismantle the 30-hectare Pandacan oil depot.


Domingo Siposo, chairman of Barangay 836 zone 91, said the reclassification of Pandacan and Sta. Ana districts from industrial to commercial zones could create job opportunities for his 5,000 constituents.


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Petron corporate communications manager Virginia A. Ruivivar said this move will pave the way for the construction of a safety and green buffer zone surrounding the oil facility.


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Police identified the victims as Roberto Cartober, 31, an employee of Excel Quality and a resident of 2327 Aquamarine Street, San Andres Bukid, Manila; and Jason Abaril, 21, also a resident of San Andres.


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Domingo Siposo, chairman of Barangay 836 zone 91, said the reclassification of Pandacan and Sta. Ana districts from industrial to commercial zones could create job opportunities for his 5,000 constituents.


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