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Caloocan City official killed

The chief of the Caloocan City anticolorum task force was killed when he was ran over by a van Wednesday morning. Al Santamaria, head of the Reform Department of Public Safety and Traffic Management, identified the fatality as Eutemio Reinoso, 49, the chief of a task force conducting a crackdown on public utility vehicles operating illegally in the city. The victim was clearing Deparo Road of colorum vehicles when a van ran over him, killing him instantly. “He could have earned the ire of people engaged in the operation of illegal vehicles,” Santamaria said. Nancy C. Carvajal

Fire hits DENR office

Arson investigators have yet to determine the cause of the fire that hit the Department of Environment and Natural Resources office in Quezon City Wednesday morning. John Alex de Vera, radio operator of the Quezon City Fire Department, said the fire broke out in the conference room of the Research and Development Division at 7:12 a.m. It was put out 20 minutes later after it damaged around P10,000 worth of property. Marlon Ramos

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• Enrile kin in Port Irene smuggling?
• Did you know
• Man shot dead after hacking 3 persons
• LRT 2 trains idle after 3-hour disruption
• Cops face councilors on slaughterhouse control
• Mandaluyong ‘Robin Hood’ nabbed
• Low rating on governor’s performance is ironic
• Would-be emperors
• ‘Robin Hood’ gives away fellow drugstore thieves

• Sketches of killers of solon’s aide out
• Ignoring public opinion
• LTFRB allays fears of a transport strike
• Father did it, says Bulacan mayor’s son
• QC gov’t takes over Quezon Circle
• Binay cites LGUs’ role in env’t issues
• MetroBriefs
• Did you know

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