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Heritage conservation experts celebrate the Met as "the only existing art deco building in its scale and integrity in Asia. Pia Ranada is a senior reporter for Rappler covering Philippine politics and environmental issues. For tips and story suggestions, email her at pia. Pia Ranada. The Met, dubbed the "crown jewel" of Manila theaters, was bought for P million. Road to restoration. The Met's forlorn appearance has fueled rumors that it is haunted.

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Currently, the Met is in a state of decay. Leaks have put the theater at the mercy of the elements during the rainy season when flooding persists in the area. The area in front of the same stage where legendary singer Atang dela Rama gave countless performances has been taken over by a pond. Heritage Conservation Society Youth president Stephen Pamorada, who has toured the Met, said there are even fish and frogs in the pond.

It began when Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada proposed to bid for the ownership of the heritage structure. The mandate to rehabilitate, however, was the NCCA's. However, the sale might put a damper on one group: ghost hunters and tourists who want to tour the Met in its present state.