Asuncion Public Market, Tondo Manila

Personal Note lang po...

Tibay ko talaga..while in the middle of rigorously working on my daily report dito sa trabaho bigla ko na lang naalala yung Asuncion Public Market sa may Zaragosa St. cor Asuncion Ext. Tondo Manila.

Noong bata pa kasi ako lakwatsero na ako sa paligid namin. Kung saan-saan kami nakakarating ng mga kalaro ko. Galugad namin ang buong Asuncion Ext., diretcho sa Zaragosa tapos liko ng Wagas saka kami mamimili kung saang kalye namin tatahakin ang pabalik sa Asuncion Ext.

Kung sa Matiisin, Matimtiman, Padre Rada o Zabala.

Pero balik tayo sa Asuncion Public Market.

Para bagang naamoy ko ang mga kinayod na buko doon sa parteng pakwanan or melon. Doon sa bilihan ng panotsa at gatas ng kalabaw....

Nandon din ang public restroom na pag nadapa ka sa loob eh kailangan mong maligo ng alchohol dahil.. anyways...wala lang..nag-mumuni-muni lang.. Mahigit 10 taon na kasi mula ng huli akong umuwi sa Pinas...tsk... haaayyy...

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Ok back to work!! Peace mga taga-tondo!

3 Sunog sa Metro Manila

Humigit kumulang ngunit dapatwat kung sakali na hindi sigurado pero sure ng konti na tatlong sunog ang umalarma sa bahayan ng Tondo, Manila, Sampaloc at Quezon City kaninang madaling araw hanggang umaga pero salamat na lang at walang nabalitaan nasugatan o natepok.

Isa sa nasunugan na lugar ay ang tumupok sa 20 bahay sa Tondo district pero wala pang balita kung saan at paano nagsimula ang sunog na yung sa Tondo. According to some arson investigator they estimated the damage sa mga property around P500,000

Radio dzBB's Lito Laparan reported that a fire believed caused by an illegal electrical connection that shorted hit a five-door apartment in Manila's Sampaloc district Saturday morning.
The fire at the apartment along Jocson St., Sampaloc started at 10 a.m. and reached the fourth alarm before firefighters and fire volunteers put it under control at 11:02 a.m.

Isa pang sunog ang lumaplap din sa dalawang bahay na napabalita kaninang madaling araw ng Sabado along IBP Road sa Quezon City. Mabuti na lang at wala ring napabalitang nasugatan. Swerte pa rin ang mga taong yon.
Kaya mag-ingat naman po kayo dyan!

Source:GMA News

Acting Manila Mayor Isko Moreno to Barangay execs:Stop Gang War

Acting Manila Mayor Isko Moreno yesterday called on barangay officials to ensure that peace and order is maintained in their respective areas.

The appeal came after his office received reports that gang wars are beginning to be on the rise again, particularly in certain areas in Tondo.

Moreno said those involved in the riots are usually youngsters who are members of fraternities or gangs and that said street wars occur usually in the midnight up to the wee hours of the morning.

The acting mayor likewise appealed to parents for them to monitor the activities of their children closely, stressing the role that proper guidance does in the paths that these youngsters choose to take.

He noted that most of the time, kids are pressured into joining riots and similar activities in exchange for the assurance of belonging and protection from a certain group.
"Marami diyan ay nape-pressure lang na sumama sa gulo kung hindi ay ia-out sila sa grupo," he said.

With the joint support of parents and barangay leaders, Moreno said the young citizens of Manila would be better protected and kept away from harm.
Moreno said such gang wars or riots should be nipped in the bud as they have the tendency to escalate into more violent confrontations.

Food poisoning in Tondo possible Salmonella-caused

It's been suspected that Salmonella could be attributed to JCJE School in Tondo 112 pupils downed by food poisoning.

Salmonella could be the reason for the alleged food poisoning of 112 pupils from the Jose Corazon de Jesus Elementary School in Tondo, Manila, initial findings of the Department of Health (DoH) indicated.

Dr. Eric Tayag, chief of the DoH's national epidemiology center, said salmonella enteritidis was discovered from the stool of the children who suffered diarrhea and vomiting about 12 hours after eating canteen food.

"Salmonella is usually found in contaminated egg, and the canteen served scrambled egg sandwich. The investigation, however, is not yet complete," he said in a text message.
The students, who ranged from Grades 1-5, were confined at the Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center and San Lazaro Hospital a day or two after eating egg sandwiches, hotdogs and mais con yelo (sweet corn in ice) prepared by their canteen Friday.

Dr. Yolanda Oliveros, director of the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control, said 18 of 30 samples tested positive for salmonella, a microorganism that grows on contaminated food.

Source: Inquirer