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00:23 Hi, attorney.
00:24 Welcome back.
00:25 Attorney.
00:25 Attorney Jun.
00:26 Long time no see, attorney.
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01:03 Isn't it the local government's fault?
01:05 Because one residential area has a crack factory?
01:07 I don't want to talk about it.
01:10 But I read in the report that this is not the first time that there was a fire in the factory.
01:16 So why wasn't the permit issued again?
01:20 If the fire was already there.
01:22 If there was an agreement for a raise.
01:24 And you can't issue a permit for a crack in a residential area.
01:26 Yes, but there's zoning.
01:28 There's zoning, right? Just like him.
01:30 There are two permits. One is the Mayor's Permit and the other is the PNP.
01:35 It should be the same as the Fire Safety Clearance.
01:39 But now, all the factories should be there.
01:43 But there's none.
01:45 Who can go there?
01:47 Your houses.
01:49 If it's not totally damaged.
01:51 If it's totally destroyed,
01:53 but there are the tenants, attorney Oppa.
01:55 What's your new name here?
01:57 Attorney Oppa.
01:59 You look like K-pop.
02:01 You look like K-pop.
02:03 Let's do it together.
02:05 Let's start with the passers-by.
02:07 The houses that were affected by the fire.
02:09 What can they do?
02:11 Who should they go to?
02:13 The one who should be there is the owner of the factory.
02:15 Because that's the one who has the right to pay.
02:17 Because we can say that the employee is at fault.
02:20 But we should be there to pay the damages.
02:25 There's a criminal involved.
02:27 First of all, pollution.
02:29 You're an environmentalist, right?
02:31 This is the Philippine Clean Air Act.
02:34 If there's pollution, there's a violation.
02:36 The penalty is 6 months to 1 year.
02:38 If we're really damaging the environment.
02:41 Attorney Oppa,
02:43 accidents like this,
02:45 there's no way to avoid it.
02:47 There's a law that says
02:49 that it's better to put the fire on the injured residents.
02:54 What can they do?
02:56 For example, the residents who are there,
02:58 because this is the second time this happened,
03:00 can they petition?
03:02 Yes, they can.
03:04 They don't want to do it anymore?
03:05 Yes, they can.
03:06 Because the permit should be removed if it's really damaging.
03:08 But there's a criminal involved.
03:10 There's a judge who wants to stop the fireworks.
03:14 Because if the person is suffocated,
03:16 there's a respiratory disease that can be healed.
03:19 Aside from the Clean Air Act,
03:21 that's really the help of the person.
03:23 You see, there's a volcano that exploded, right?
03:25 Yes, and there's a dead person.
03:27 The last time it happened, it was just a fire.
03:29 This one has four dead people.
03:30 Attorney Oppa,
03:31 what if the animals are affected?
03:33 Is this a different law?
03:35 For example, three dogs were killed by the neighbor's dog.
03:37 That's the Animal Welfare Act.
03:39 That's a different case.
03:41 And we should remember that dogs are a property.
03:44 So if we're going to claim,
03:46 it's a civil damage, normally.
03:48 And if it's an animal welfare,
03:50 there's a lot of...
03:52 But the style is really a civil damage.
03:55 Especially if the dog is expensive.
03:57 Who will be the one to file a case?
03:58 The affected or the local government?
04:00 The affected.
04:02 That's what we call a class suit.
04:04 We hear that in the US, class action.
04:06 Anyway, all the residents there are in Thailand.
04:08 That's how it is.
04:09 Next question, attorney.
04:10 These businesses that are in danger,
04:13 what should they have or secure from the LGU?
04:18 I mentioned earlier,
04:19 there's a permit from the police.
04:21 Because it's an explosive.
04:23 It needs proper ventilation,
04:25 and a lot of fire extinguishers.
04:27 Of course, I don't know...
04:29 Bureau of Fire.
04:30 Even the Bureau of Fire should have one.
04:32 Yes, but it's from the DILG.
04:34 DILG is the one...
04:35 Correct.
04:37 Okay, attorney.
04:38 We have a lot to talk about,
04:39 but we don't have much time.
04:41 Good bye, attorney.
04:43 Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
04:45 June Godiel, make it the fourth.
04:47 Here on Dapat Alamo,
04:49 we will have a hot issue because of the law.
04:51 Dapat Patas!
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