LOOK: The Independent Commission for Infrastructure and the DPWH are set to inspect flood control projects in Ilocos Norte, President Bongbong Marcos’ home province, on Thursday, Nov. 13, according to the ICI advisory. | @bylancemejico 

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LOOK: The Independent Commission for Infrastructure and the DPWH are set to inspect flood control projects in Ilocos Norte, President Bongbong Marcos’ home province, on Thursday, Nov. 13, according to the ICI advisory. | @bylancemejico ICI

LOOK: The Independent Commission for Infrastructure and the DPWH are set to inspect flood control projects in Ilocos Norte, President Bongbong Marcos’ home province, on Thursday, Nov. 13, according to the ICI advisory. | @bylancemejico ICI

Rescuer loses family during Typhoon Tino’s onslaught in Canlaon

Rescuer loses family during Typhoon Tino’s onslaught in Canlaon

CANLAON CITY — When Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) battered Canlaon City on the night of Nov. 2, John Rey Espora did what he was trained to do: respond to the call of duty. As a member of the city’s Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO), he braved the storm to rescue others in danger. He left home that night as a father and a rescuer, but returned only as one of those who had lost everything. READ: Over 150 dead, 85 missing, as retrieval ops continue in Cebu When the storm subsided, his house was gone. So was […]... Keep on reading: Rescuer loses family during Typhoon Tino’s onslaught in Canlaon

Umiinit ang tensyon sa pagitan ng Japan at China dahil sa Taiwan.

Sinabi kasi ni Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichin na mapipilitan ang Tokyo na gumamit ng pwersa kung gagamit ng militar ang China sa Taiwan.

Samantala, dumipensa rin ang European Union sa paratang ng China

Umiinit ang tensyon sa pagitan ng Japan at China dahil sa Taiwan. Sinabi kasi ni Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichin na mapipilitan ang Tokyo na gumamit ng pwersa kung gagamit ng militar ang China sa Taiwan. Samantala, dumipensa rin ang European Union sa paratang ng China

Umiinit ang tensyon sa pagitan ng Japan at China dahil sa Taiwan. Sinabi kasi ni Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichin na mapipilitan ang Tokyo na gumamit ng pwersa kung gagamit ng militar ang China sa Taiwan. Samantala, dumipensa rin ang European Union sa paratang ng China

PSEi rebounds on bargain hunting

PSEi rebounds on bargain hunting

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) bounced back on Wednesday after dropping for three straight trading days as investors went on a shopping spree for bargains. The PSEi went up by 1.51 percent or 84.95 points to close at 5,714.02. The broader All Shares Index also recovered by 0.96 percent or 33.26 points to 3,498.87. Almost all major sectors recorded gains with the services and financials leading. Holding firms, on the other hand, dipped by 0.06 percent. READ: US stocks end mostly higher despite drop in Nvidia “PSEi rebounded today as investors engaged in bargain hunting after […]... Keep on reading: PSEi rebounds on bargain hunting