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Six power plants in Mindanao bog down |
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Napocor officials in the region are hopeful brownouts will be
contained later this month
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By Euan Paulo C. Añonuevo, Reporter
Napocor officials in the region are hopeful brownouts will be
contained later this month
Rotating brownouts have hit a large swat of Mindanao as six power
plants in the country’s second largest island bogged down.
Four of the facilities are run by state-owned
National Power Corp. (Napocor), which attributed the shutdown of
its plants to a variety of reasons.
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Governor Tan says declaration of state of
emergency in Sulu within his authority
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Gov. Abdusakur Tan of Sulu has maintained that his declaration of a
state of emergency in the province was legal and within his
authority as provided for under existing law.
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Three regions in Luzon hit hardest by Tropical Depression ‘Maring’
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CONTINUOUS rains brought by the southwest monsoon and tropical
depression “Maring” has severely affected several municipalities
in three regions in Luzon leaving five individuals dead and damaged
more than P100-million worth of crops and infrastructure.
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Public schools in Muslim Mindanao receive P19-M grant
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COTABATO CITY: The public schools under the Department of Education
in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (DepEd-ARMM) received
some P19M school grant-in-aid from the Australian Agency for
International Development (AusAID) recently.
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P3.7-M fund readied for relief operations in 2 Bataan towns
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HERMOSA, Bataan: The provincial government and two municipalities
have set aside P3.7 million from their calamity fund for
distribution of relief goods to 20,000 families or more than 100,000
persons affected by flash floods in Dinalupihan and Hermosa, towns
in Bataan badly hit by the recent flash floods.
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