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China’s Fujian Province is huge by our provincial standards. Its land area of 121,400 square kilometers is approximately one-third the size of the entire Philippines, and so is its population of 39 million. Just imagine a land mass slightly bigger than Luzon but with 40 percent fewer people – that’s…

HOW quickly time flies! I started this year by looking back at 2022 which had three major challenges — the aftermath of the catastrophic Super Typhoon Odette (known as Rai internationally), the upsurge of Covid-19 Omicron variant cases, and the emotionally draining national and local elections — as well as the installation in mid-2022 of a new government administration. I was somewhat optimistic about 2023, but the new year started with a major power outage at the Ninoy Aquino International ...

AT least P1.5 million worth of illegal drugs were seized by the Bureau of Customs-NAIA and PDEA-IADITG from four abandoned parcels at the Central Mail

Arnel Acle, the driver of the taxi, is believed to have gone into hiding, according to the Land Transportation Office

The Philippines on Wednesday pre-qualified four bidders for a 170.6 billion pesos ($3 billion) upgrade of its main international airport, the transportation ministry said. The aging ......

Last December 22, 2023, The Kitchen City and the Figaro Coffee Group, Inc. (“FCG”) had its grand opening of the Lobby Café in World Trade Center, Pasay City. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by the following, Mr. Guillermo Luchangco, Chairman Emeritus of ICCP Group of Companies; Ms. Pamela Pascual, Chairman…

STILL in observance of the season of hope, peace, love, good health and prosperity, let’s cut to the chase.  Here’s another inspiring speech from no less than Alfred V. Ty (AVT), the youthful chairman of Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP). “Welcome to our annual Toyota and Lexus Christmas Media Lunch at…

The winning bidder of the P170.6-billion private-public partnership project will have 15 years to run NAIA

The Philippine government’s plan to turn over the operations and maintenance of the country’s premier gateway, Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), to the private sector has attracted four entities.

Tansingco further disclosed that an airport employee was seen escorting the victims to the immigration counters.