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Kapwa binawian ng buhay ang isang mag-ama matapos na malitson sa sunog na naganap kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Las Piñas City.


Samantala, tinatayang aabot sa P2 milyong halaga ng ari-arian ang natupok sa sunog.


Hindi na makikilala ang bangkay ng mga biktima na sina Joeffrey Hernandez, 35 at anak nitong si Bianca Mariz, 4-anyos.


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                    [Summary] => More than 40 stalls were destroyed in a fire that hit a commercial center in Las Piñas City before dawn yesterday. 


The fire that hit the commercial area at the Zapote Junction in Barangay Zapote also rendered homeless at least 20 families who were living near the center. No one was hurt.


Arson investigator SFO 3 Roberto Nullan said the fire started at 3:55 a.m. from one of the stalls near the administration office of the commercial center.


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                    [Summary] => A 10-hour blaze early yesterday morning destroyed P12-million worth of property and totally gutted the 700 square meter public market in Las Piñas City.


Arson investigator Senior Fire Officer 3 Roberto Nullan said the fire broke out at the Las Piñas public market, located at Zapote Junction, Barangay Zapote, at around 5:23 a.m.  The fire was declared out only  at 3:06 p.m. A total of 21 fire trucks belonging to the National Capital Region-Bureau of Fire Protection and volunteer brigades assisted in controlling the fire.


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Samantala, tinatayang aabot sa P2 milyong halaga ng ari-arian ang natupok sa sunog.


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2 children killed, 1 hurt in Las Piñas fire

By Aie Balagtas See | September 15, 2010 - 12:00am

Two Arabian children were burned beyond recognition while another one was severely hurt in a 30-minute fire that razed their house in a posh Las Piñas City village before dawn yesterday.

Metro

Ex-inmate torches own house in Las Piñas

By Rhodina Villanueva | March 31, 2009 - 12:00am

A man allegedly set his own house on fire Sunday night when his wife refused to take him back after he was released from prison earlier that day.

Metro

Mag-ama nalitson sa sunog

December 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Kapwa binawian ng buhay ang isang mag-ama matapos na malitson sa sunog na naganap kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Las Piñas City. Samantala, tinatayang aabot sa P2 milyong halaga ng ari-arian ang...

PSN Metro

Fire hits Las Piñas commercial center

July 8, 2005 - 12:00am

More than 40 stalls were destroyed in a fire that hit a commercial center in Las Piñas City before dawn yesterday. The fire that hit the commercial area at the Zapote Junction in Barangay Zapote also rendered...

Metro

Fire hits Las Piñas public market

March 15, 2004 - 12:00am

A 10-hour blaze early yesterday morning destroyed P12-million worth of property and totally gutted the 700 square meter public market in Las Piñas City. Arson investigator Senior Fire Officer 3 Roberto Nullan...

Metro