Tag: Jerome Malagapo

Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia Jr. signs the condolence book for Ellroy Corporal and Avelino Tajonera at the Samart-Mothe Funeral Home in Cut Off, Louisiana, prior to necrological services on Wednesday. (Philippine Embassy Photo by Elmer G. Cato)

Death Toll in Louisiana Oil Platform Fire Climbs to 3 as Envoy Rejects Insinuations Filipinos Responsible for Accident

NEW ORLEANS—The death toll in the November 16 explosion and fire that hit an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico has climbed to three after authorities positively identified the body recovered on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) as that of a missing Filipino worker. The recovery and identification of the remains of Jerome Malagapo came [...]

2012/12/05 More
Consul General Leo Herrera Lim visits Renato Dominguez, one of three Filipino offshore oil workers injured in the November 16 oil platform fire in the Gulf of Mexico, at the Regional Burn Unit of the Baton Rouge General Hospital in Louisiana on Saturday, 1 December 2012. Also in photo are Mrs. Eva Dominguez and Deputy Consul General Orontes Castro Jr. (photo by  Embassy of the Philippines, Washington, DC)

2 Filipino Burn Victims Now Out of Critical List

BATON ROUGE—Eva Dominguez knew her husband Renato, one of three Filipino offshore oil workers seriously burned in the November 16 Gulf of Mexico fire, has made it out of the critical list when the 52-year-old pipefitter asked her for a kiss the other day. “When Rey gestured that he wanted a kiss, I knew the [...]

2012/12/04 More
3 Filipinos in Louisiana Oil Platform Fire Still in Guarded Condition

3 Filipinos in Louisiana Oil Platform Fire Still in Guarded Condition

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana—Three of four Filipinos who were seriously burned in the explosion and fire that struck the offshore oil platform they were working on in the Gulf of Mexico remain in guarded condition four days after the incident left one Filipino dead and another still missing. Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. made the disclosure [...]

2012/11/21 More