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Lim tasked Under-secretary for Public Safety Rafaelito Garayblas to lead the
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On the other hand, Lim ordered Assistant Secretaries Alex Padilla and Reynaldo
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A top official of the Bureau of Fire Prevention (BFP) warned Metro Manila fire
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structures or those in imminent danger of being razed.

As embodied in BOF rules and regulations, severe punishments await firemen
found guilty of extorting money from fire victims, said Fire Senior
Superintendent Jose Collado, the bureau's deputy chief for operations.

Taking the lead of the Philippine National Police (PNP), Collado said it is
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Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim ordered yesterday the
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nozzles.

Lim acted on the complaint of six businessmen who accused acting BFP director
Raymundo Padua of having orchestrated a "ghost bidding" in favor of a certain
supplier.

In a letter to Lim, Karl Franker-berger of Winshear International Phils., Efren
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Lim tasked Under-secretary for Public Safety Rafaelito Garayblas to lead the
inquiry into the allegedly irregular procurement of equipment and supplies by
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On the other hand, Lim ordered Assistant Secretaries Alex Padilla and Reynaldo
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structures or those in imminent danger of being razed.

As embodied in BOF rules and regulations, severe punishments await firemen
found guilty of extorting money from fire victims, said Fire Senior
Superintendent Jose Collado, the bureau's deputy chief for operations.

Taking the lead of the Philippine National Police (PNP), Collado said it is
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allegedly anomalous bidding of some P69 million worth of firehoses and
nozzles.

Lim acted on the complaint of six businessmen who accused acting BFP director
Raymundo Padua of having orchestrated a "ghost bidding" in favor of a certain
supplier.

In a letter to Lim, Karl Franker-berger of Winshear International Phils., Efren
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DILG panels to probe BFP, BJMP 'anomalies'

By by Gina Tabonares | April 26, 2000 - 12:00am

Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim created two panels yesterday to conduct separate investigations into alleged anomalies at the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and Bureau of Jail Management...

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After mulcting cops, firemen warned against extortion tactics

By Non Alquitran | March 4, 2000 - 12:00am

A top official of the Bureau of Fire Prevention (BFP) warned Metro Manila fire fighters about demanding money before training their hoses on burning structures or those in imminent danger of being razed. As...

Headlines

BFP head probed on P69-M 'scam'

By by Gina Tabonares | February 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim ordered yesterday the acting director of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) investigated for the allegedly anomalous bidding of some P69 million worth of firehoses...

Headlines