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+ May 25, 2021 LISTED company Megawide Construction Corp. disclosed that it has recovered in the first three months of 2021.
On a consolidated basis, the firm reported revenues of P3.72 billion and a net income attributable to the equity holders of the parent of P2.9 million, signaling its return to a healthier performance.
“While the results still lagged from the previous year, the company was able to turn in a positive bottom line due to aggressive cost rationalization and overhead management, resulting in lower operating expenses,” Megawide told the local bourse Monday, May 24, 2021.
The performance was primarily driven by the construction segment, which generated revenues of P3.42 billion 92 percent of the total and delivered a net income of P168 million 21 percent more than in the same period in 2020. Megawide’s construction business steadily increased capacity and accelerated project completion since the economy reopened in June last year
Hampton man caught trying to bring loaded handgun through Norfolk International Airport security checkpoint
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TSA officers caught a Hampton man with this loaded handgun at Norfolk International Airport on May 23
By: Web Staff
and last updated 2021-05-24 21:09:36-04
NORFOLK, Va. - A Hampton man was caught trying to bring a loaded handgun through airport security at Norfolk International Airport over the weekend.
After Transportation Security Administration officers detected the .45 caliber handgun with eight bullets on Sunday, they alerted Norfolk Airport Authority Police, who confiscated the weapon and arrested the man on weapons charges.
The case was forwarded to the Norfolk Commonwealth s Attorney for possible criminal prosecution, and the man also faces a stiff federal financial civil penalty.
Health by Charles Miranda 26th May 2021 6:47 AM Sniffer dogs could be deployed to airports as a quicker and more non-invasive way to detect Covid-19 carriers travelling between borders with first trial results proving a success. Global trials including the involvement of the University of Adelaide and Australian Border Force s National Detector Dog Program Facility in Victoria, have found dogs were able to detect Covid-19 even when patients were asymptomatic or in incubation period. Adelaide University Project Lead Investigator Dr Anne-Lise Chaber with Australian Border Force Detector Dog Handler Lisa Saunders and dogs Quake and Xena. Picture Simon Cross The reliability of the dog s nose matched current technology in identifying infected people and could see them deployed not just at airports but also to screen staff in hospitals or travellers in hotel quarantine.
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