A pair of homeless Filipinos desperate way through contaminated water, filled with waste, debris and stones, and trying to find at least something of their belongings, several hours after the disastrous fire that destroyed hundreds of homes.
In these photos show the terrible consequences of the devastating fire that broke out in residential areas of the Philippines, which resulted in more than 3,000 people left homeless.
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In the village of Maysilo, near Manila, the flames broke out early Thursday morning and destroyed hundreds of homes in the village.
Firefighters say the devastating fire began in a few, just facing each other houses, and most likely arose from the explosion of a cylinder with liquefied gas.
1. In desperation, the people making their way through contaminated waste water, hoping to find their property.
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3. Joint effort: the children joined their families in an attempt to find the ruins of things that can still be used.
Homeless residents of the Philippines are looking at the charred ruins and unclean water usable things. Men, women and children rake the ruins of houses in an attempt to find something valuable and necessary. Service deal with emergencies fought with fire. The fire spread very quickly, unnecessarily houses stood close to each other and were constructed with flammable materials.
4. Resident of the city in search of valuables parses the ruins left by fire.
5. Review: Maysilo village was also destroyed by fire in 1995.
6. Despite the fact that the flame is instantly seized nearly 800 homes, the victims of this fire there.
In the Philippines, a devastating fire does not happen so redko.Tak in recent years, several villages, such Maysilo, were completely burned.
A strong fire broke out on Thursday at 2 .24 nights and tushilsya firefighters and other volunteers at 30 fire engines from neighboring towns. Firemen extinguished the fire completely by 7.15 am, but by that time almost all the houses were burned Malabona. Investigators claim that no one resident was killed, and all who have lost their housing was provided first aid. They will be temporarily housed in lying near the school.
7. Frequency: as a result of a fire in Manila regularly emptied villages, leaving people without a roof over your head.
8. The boy transferred to another piece of furniture.
9. Two Filipino men making their way through the charred wreckage of TVs and furniture.
The head of the city Tito yelled orders to all the victims assistance. The head of the fire service of Malabona, Chief Inspector Rodrigo Reyes said that the firemen did not raise any problems with the fire-fighting, the only difficulty was that they could not get close enough to the fire.
10. Residents make their way through the debris of furniture, swimming in dirty water.
11. Another Filipino boy in a pile of rubble, looking helplessly at the consequences of the fire near his home.
Chief Inspector of Fire Service said fire fighters immediately quelled the fire, the fire did not spread further. This was not the first fire, which destroyed the whole village. A similar fire occurred in 1995 when a fire razed the house to the ground level. The inspector said that the cause of the fire yet established, he also warned citizens to be more vigilant.
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