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Friday, March 28, 2008 (Philippines)

New Oslob church 'up within the year'
THE INFAMOUS FIRETRUCK of Oslob, Cebu that had to be pushed by firefighters and 10 residents to the fire scene. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Defensor)
CEBU Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal yesterday challenged the public to help rebuild the Oslob parish church within the year, as investigators identified an electrical short-circuit as the cause behind last Wednesday’s fire.

“I was on my way to Manila when I heard about the fire on the radio. I could hardly believe it,” the prelate told ABS-CBN during a visit to what remained of the Immaculate Conception Parish.

Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) 7 Director Eleuterio Iturriaga sent Provincial Fire Marshal Victor Vibares to conduct a separate investigation, after initial reports said that firefighters and residents had to push one of the town’s two firetrucks just to reach the church, some 50 meters away.

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