The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) on Monday, Nov. 10 said that while the Sierra Madre Mountain Range helps reduce the strength of typhoon winds in Luzon, it does not provide complete protection from their destructive effects.

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The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) on Monday, Nov. 10 said that while the Sierra Madre Mountain Range helps reduce the strength of typhoon winds in Luzon, it does not provide complete protection from their destructive effects. READ:

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) on Monday, Nov. 10 said that while the Sierra Madre Mountain Range helps reduce the strength of typhoon winds in Luzon, it does not provide complete protection from their destructive effects. READ:

SMC food, beverage unit posts P33.7-B income

SMC food, beverage unit posts P33.7-B income

MANILA, Philippines – Weather disruptions failed to dampen San Miguel Food and Beverage Inc.’s (SMFB) profit in the first nine months, with the group recording an 11-percent gain. The company said Monday its consolidated net income grew to P33.7 billion, fueled by the robust operations of its food, beer, and spirits segments. READ: SMC first half core profit up 9% to P36.7B Consolidated revenues also slightly went up by 4 percent to P302.9 billion. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization stood at P58.4 billion, 13 percent higher than a year ago. “Our performance shows the effectiveness of our strategy […]... Keep on reading: SMC food, beverage unit posts P33.7-B income

Palace: Investigate first Cebu execs who went to Europe amid Tino havoc

Palace: Investigate first Cebu execs who went to Europe amid Tino havoc

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Monday said that Cebu officials who reportedly flew to Europe while Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) lashed the province should be investigated before any conclusions are drawn. This was the response of Palace Press Officer Claire Castro when asked whether President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had issued any directive on the matter. “First of all, this needs to be assessed. What exactly is their purpose in going to another country, and did it really affect the prompt response for our fellow citizens who experienced the typhoon’s impact?” she said at a briefing. READ: Over 150 dead, […]... Keep on reading: Palace: Investigate first Cebu execs who went to Europe amid Tino havoc