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    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter View Post
    No... that is just a false impression of a single incident. Prefab structures like condos and office buildings are as safe or even safer than older more traditional style construction with use of "buhos" and hollow blocks.

    It is like saying the old 60s or 70s era cars are safer than current model cars simple because they exhibit less external damage from initial visual inspection.
    what if they have used hollow blocks? do you think the explosion would just shatter them in proportions (still hard but at least smaller)?
    Last edited by holdencaulfield; June 1st, 2013 at 07:51 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by holdencaulfield View Post
    what if they have used hollow blocks? do you think the explosion would just shatter them in proportions (still hard but at least smaller)?
    mas malaki chances na buhay pa yung nasa abenson's delivery van. may bukol lang siguro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stickers View Post
    mas malaki chances na buhay pa yung nasa abenson's delivery van. may bukol lang siguro.
    Maybe. But have you need people after they have been hit by a big flying rock or concrete piece in a car? Death or serious injury still resulted. It may not killed all three in the truck but using CHB (comcrete hollow blocks) would have resulted in at least MORE injuries or even more wide spread deaths from flying debris (fragments of CHB).

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    Quote Originally Posted by holdencaulfield View Post
    what if they have used hollow blocks? do you think the explosion would just shatter them in proportions (still hard but at least smaller)?
    If they used hollow blocks, the explosion would have done the same damage except that you will now have thousands of smaller fragments weighting from a few grams to a few kilograms capable of flying further than the wall panel traveled to the van. Each of the larger fragments would be more than enough to seriously hurt or even kill a person on the street across from the explosion. Given that, it would be a worst alternative if hollow blocks were used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by holdencaulfield View Post
    cardboard hollow blocks.
    could've saved lives parang shoebox lang sana tatama sa ulo mo.
    joke.
    conventional or concrete hb? antayin natin si toastedsiops.
    living in a condo pala is like living in a house of cards.
    CHB = Concrete Hollow Blocks
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    Renter is person of interest but in critical condition. Baka suicide?


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Renter is person of interest but in critical condition. Baka suicide?

    Highly unlikely. If you want to kill yourself, there are easier ways to do it than to blow up your own condo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter View Post
    Highly unlikely. If you want to kill yourself, there are easier ways to do it than to blow up your own condo.
    He wanted to go out with a bang!


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Renter is person of interest but in critical condition. Baka suicide?


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    Not really.From the news, the care taker visited the unit accompanied by a security guard as renter never answered her call.
    After figuring out his in the unit, she went back to the parking area to wait for the renter as they were supposed to have dinner
    together. It was at this point the explosion occurred. It was the same security guard who pulled out the renter from the explosion
    to be send to hospital.

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    http://www.interaksyon.com/business/...ndra-explosion


    Kitam (Kita mo na..?)..kupad ng mga bata ni roxas..ibang klase tlaga..
    Last edited by tagalnasaabroad; June 3rd, 2013 at 03:48 PM.

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    may result na ba kung saan nagmula at kung paano na ignite ung pag sabog?

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    ayaw ng Ayala ilabas ang resulta hehe

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    Diba meron din sumabog diyan early this year or was it last year...? Sa may harap ng Adidas.


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    this

    lumipad mga manhole cover

    Blast hits Bonifacio Global City | Inquirer News

    MANILA, Philippines – Fear gripped the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig Wednesday after an explosion rocked the highly urbanized district, radio reports said.

    No one was reported injured in the blast that occurred outside the Parkade 2 building at the corner of 7th Avenue and 30th Street.

    The cause of the explosion was unclear.

    But reports said people in the area told authorities that a strong stench of liquefied petroleum gas was in the air when the explosion happened.

    Witnesses also said that manhole covers flung up with columns of fire, indicating that the blast occurred underground.

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    Roxas will be left with an empty findings here as he keeps talking about the explosion day in & day out.
    Konting araw na lang at kahiya-hiya itong si Roxas dahil walang makita mga bata nya at yung pag papel nya
    sa eksena will boomarang from pogi point to napaso points.

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    If they say it's a bomb from Terrorist: Ayala survives, the RP Economy gets hurt.
    If they say its from gas leak/build up, Ayala gets hurt, the RP economy survives.
    Choose your poison pill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stickers View Post
    If they say it's a bomb from Terrorist: Ayala survives, the RP Economy gets hurt.
    If they say its from gas leak/build up, Ayala gets hurt, the RP economy survives.
    Choose your poison pill.
    lagyan ko lang sir ng konting twist istorya.

    If they say it's a bomb from Terrorist: Ayala survives, the RP Economy gets hurt. - at least Ayala would not need to pay for the damages, loss income, relocation cost, and etc of the affected tenants.

    If they say its from gas leak/build up, Ayala gets hurt, the RP economy survives. - the ayala can claim from their insurance, but they will surely pay all the affected renters in their malls out of their own pocket. hahahahah.

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    this case is a clear example of the power of oligarchs

    they own the freaking government

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    Kakainis.. Dahil dito bumagsak stock market.. S$pid humans!! Sobrang pabaya!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGreenThing View Post
    Kakainis.. Dahil dito bumagsak stock market.. S humans!! Sobrang pabaya!!
    Di lang Ayala Land nagpabagsak,,. Umaalis na ang foreign money sa stock market.

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