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Despite the low incidence of car theft in Manila, cases of stolen parked motorcycles in malls and hospitals are on the rise, records gathered by The STAR at the Manila Police District (MPD showed.


A total of eight motorcycles were reported stolen at the parking lots of the Philippine General Hospital, UST Hospital and the malls in Arroceros and San Lazaro in the past weeks. 


"Hospitals and malls have become the favorite places of motorcycle thieves," said  Chief Inspector Benigno Macalindong. 


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A total of eight motorcycles were reported stolen at the parking lots of the Philippine General Hospital, UST Hospital and the malls in Arroceros and San Lazaro in the past weeks. 


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Motorcycle theft on the rise in Manila

By Nestor Etolle | November 16, 2006 - 12:00am

Despite the low incidence of car theft in Manila, cases of stolen parked motorcycles in malls and hospitals are on the rise, records gathered by The STAR at the Manila Police District (MPD showed. A total...

Metro

Motorcycle theft on the rise

By Nestor Etolle | May 15, 2006 - 12:00am

Car theft remains low in Manila but theft of parked motorcycles in malls and hospitals are on the rise, the Manila Police District (MPD) said yesterday.

Metro