1- — Muntinlupa Bliss Scandal Part

: Built decades ago, many of these structures are now considered "ruinous and dangerous" due to a lack of maintenance and failure to meet updated National Building Codes. Ongoing Controversies and "Scandals"

While typhoon names are usually retired due to extreme destruction or loss of life (e.g., at least 300 deaths or ₱1 billion in damage), "Kanor" was removed due to its notoriety and negative social connotation linked to the scandal. This was done to avoid public ridicule during weather reports. Muntinlupa Bliss Scandal Part 1-

: More recently, residents in various BLISS locations (like Quezon City and potentially Muntinlupa) have resisted demolition orders. They often claim the land is being targeted by private entities, leading to legal battles over ownership and relocation rights. : Built decades ago, many of these structures

by Ferdinand Marcos Sr. and headed by Imelda Marcos through the Ministry of Human Settlements. : To provide low-cost, mid-rise housing for urban workers. The Vision : More recently, residents in various BLISS locations

But Elsa didn’t move. She stood under the lamp, the rain beginning again, cold and relentless. Rico came to her side.

The word demolition glowed like a brand on the cheap bond paper.