INFERNO. A Davao City Fire Bureau firefighter trains his hose at a burning wooden house among a dozen structures razed to the ground in a fire that hit a neighborhood in Exodus Street in Davao City last week. JIM TAN NUEVO
INSPECTOR GENERAL. A toddler on a rattan stroller surveys the nearly-completed P206 million Bankerohan Bridge in Davao City, built to replace a 60-year old bridge that collapsed last year. A key link for traffic south of the city, public works director Jerome de la Rosa said the bridge would be opened first week of June [...]
PRECARIOUS PERCH. Two workmen dismantle piece by piece a steel framework for a billboard along Quirino Ave. in Davao City as the city government cracks down on illegal billboards.
NO SMOKING COUNTRY. This sign at the covered pathway leading to the state hospital Davao Medical Center in Davao City says it all as the city ordinance banning smoking in public places remains in force with no less than Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, a staunch oppositor to smoking, watching violators.
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