ANTONIO ANDES

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MANILA, Philippines - Erlinda Castro-Sanqui was among the first who saw the benefits of herbal teas like lagundi, sambong, banaba, ampalaya, and pito-pito through her Rita Ritz line.
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There’s rent-a-car. So why not rent-a-coffin?


With many Filipinos living in poverty and thus, cannot afford metal caskets for their departed love ones, a 42-year-old Filipino inventor has come up with the idea of renting them out.


Antonio Andes thought of undertaking a coffin rental business after he was unable to provide a decent casket for his sister when she died, aggravating the pain of his loss.


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Filipino inventors shine at SM City North Edsa today

May 15, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - Erlinda Castro-Sanqui was among the first who saw the benefits of herbal teas like lagundi, sambong, banaba, ampalaya, and pito-pito through her Rita Ritz line.

Shopping Guide

Inventor promotes new commuter bus design

By Ghio Ong | June 11, 2008 - 12:00am

Metro

Pinoy invents ‘multimedia coffin’

October 31, 2007 - 12:00am

Headlines

Short on cash? Try rent-a-coffin

By Ghio Ong | October 30, 2006 - 12:00am

There’s rent-a-car. So why not rent-a-coffin? With many Filipinos living in poverty and thus, cannot afford metal caskets for their departed love ones, a 42-year-old Filipino inventor has come up...

News Commentary