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The Bureau of Fire Protection has completed its investigation of the fire that gutted the Philippine Postal Corp.’s Manila Central Post Office last May 21, ruling that the blaze was accidental in nature, the PHLPost said on Monday.
The Philippine Postal Corp. welcomes the Senate and House of Representatives’ initiative to investigate the fire that gutted the historic and iconic Manila Central Post Office late Sunday evening, but prefers waiting first for the report from arson investigators.
Petrol users across South Africa are paying about R1.50 a litre more for fuel in May than at the same time last year.
The number of injured people from the Manila Central Post Office fire has climbed to seven, while the worth of damage is estimated to be around P300 million, according to the Bureau of Fire Protection on Monday.
New BFP 7 head to install fire stations in 5 Cebu LGUs