It wasn’t a bomb …but are they liable?

By Peter
November 23rd, 2007 @ 11:56 AM News

The decision of the PNP is final and conclusive as they released official findings that the explosion in Glorietta 2 was due to a gas explosion. The question still remains though, is Ayala Land liable for the incident that killed 11 and injured about 100 people?

The entire Glorietta 2 area has been cordoned off and all stores in the mall have ceased to operate, is Ayala also responsible for the financial loss of these establishments? I wonder myself if insurance covers this kinds of events.

Inquirer - Gas not bomb caused Makati mall blast — PNP

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1 Comment so far

  1. bea santiago (unregistered) November 23rd, 2007 4:35 pm

    good question!

    (on a personal note, i say they are! and also on a personal note, i really don’t care if their insurance policy covers such an incident… they better compensate the family of the deceased and those injured.)


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