The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) said a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tank that exploded caused the fire that trapped and killed 11 people inside a residential-commercial building in Binondo, Manila, on Friday, August 2./r
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The BFP said that the fire started at an eatery on the ground floor of the 4-story building with mezzanine at the corner of Nueva (former Yunchengco Street) and Carvajal Streets./r
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The victims, who were boarders in the building, were reportedly trapped inside while they were sleeping. The BFP and SOCO personnel retrieve 11 bodies wrapped in body bags./r
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