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Mga pamilyang apektado ng demolisyon, wala pa ring nakukuhang aksyon

Sa kabila ng banta sa kalusugan ng mga mamamayan, nananatili pa rin sa labas at walang masilungan ang 107 mga pamilya sa Sampaloc, Manila.

“Sabi ng (gubyerno) pumasok sa bahay, saan kaming papasok na bahay? Dati may kubo kami, sinira lang nila, tas ngayon tinatanong namin, saan namin patutulugin ang mga bata?”, ani ni Benjie Subillano, isa sa mga nawalan ng tirahan dahil sa demolisyon.

Dinimolish ng pamahalaan, nitong nagdaang buwan, ang mga bahay sa gilid ng kalsada sa Barangay 432, Sampaloc, Manila. Ito ay sakop ng clearing operation na isinagawa sa lugar. Kahit nasa 217 na ang bilang ng mga nagpostibo sa COVID-19 sa bansa, wala pa ring nakukuhang aksyon ang mga biktima ng demolisyon.

Bidyo ni Arrem Alcaraz/Kodao

Victims of recent demolitions condemn QC government

RESIDENTS of Apollo Street along Tandang Sora Avenue protested at the Quezon City Hall today to condemn the demolition of their community.

Demolition victim Ernesto Ringor Jr. said Quezon City Police District (QCPD) personnel showed up at their compound under the pretext of the anti-criminality drive Oplan Galugad in the early hours of June 16.

Read the rest of the story here: Victims condemn lllegal demolition of communities

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Victims condemn illegal demolition of communities

RESIDENTS of Apollo Street along Tandang Sora Avenue protested at the Quezon City Hall today to condemn the demolition of their community.

Demolition victim Ernesto Ringor Jr. said Quezon City Police District (QCPD) personnel showed up at their compound under the pretext of the anti-criminality drive Oplan Galugad in the early hours of June 16.

But the initial batch of police officers was followed by more QCPD and demolition personnel later in the morning and started tearing down their houses, Ringor said. Read more

Victims call on Duterte to stop ‘demolition business’

VICTIMS of a recent demolition of an urban poor community along Luzon Avenue in Quezon City called on President-elect Rodrigo Duterte to investigate the unjust destruction of their houses.

The residents said that the Quezon City government and a court sheriff authorized the demolition despite their failure to present a court order. Read more

Community decries violent demolition

Residents of Barangay Calaanan, Caloocan City decried the violent demolition of their homes yesterday and condemned Rep. Egay Erice and the local government unit for unleashing armed police commandos against their community.

Spokespersons of the local Anakpawis chapter reveal that they still have appeals pending before higher courts at the time of the demolition. They said they have not been properly consulted by the local government and they were not informed of any relocation site before the demolition team swooped on their community.

Calaanan, Caloocan City
May 26, 2015