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5 Dead In Tondo Fire
The Philippine Star
|February 22, 2021
Five household members died in a fire that reached fourth alarm at a slum community in Tondo, Manila shortly after midnight yesterday.
The fire razed the house of Jake Loyola’s family before spreading to at least 300 homes made of light materials at the Parola Compound, according to arson investigators.
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