Eye of the storm
Philippine organizers of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games fired back af ter days of critical coverage of the messy build-up to Saturday’s opening ceremony.
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Recipe for disaster
Three days before the official start of the 30th Southeast Asian Games, the organizing Phisgoc (Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee) is already besieged…
Palace apologizes for ‘inconvenience’
Malacañang on Sunday apologized for the unintentional inconvenience suffered by athlete-guests from Timor-Leste, Myanmar and Cambodia following their arrival…
Help needed
Distress calls are now being made as the country enters the crucial stretch of its preparation for the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
Coca-Cola, Isuzu champion fleet operations safety
Some of the best-known consumer and transport brands Coca-Cola and Isuzu have partnered to ensure safe and sustainable fleet operations.
Angkas to lay off 17,000 riders
Thousands of motorcycle taxi drivers are bound to lose their jobs next year after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) ordered…
Trump approves Russia-Europe gas pipeline sanctions
Once completed, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline will transport natural gas over some 1,230 kilometers from the world’s largest gas reserves in Russia to Europe.
ICC-CabCom okays 12 projects
A section of the soon-to-be-completed Harbor Link connecting Karuhatan in Valenzuela City to C3 in Caloocan City, an elevated roadway designed to speed up the…
Down with Grinch
“Christmas season or not, the demand for more transport modes has been recognized by government which, through several departments, is working hard to address…
IATA welcomes CebuPac
Conrad Clifford (left), regional vice President for Asia Pacific of the International Air Transport Association presents the IATA Certificate of Membership to…
Christmas mayhem feared as French transport strike continues
Paris public transport remains largely at a standstill
Qatar hits milestone
Almost everybody is taking public transport.
Transport chaos grip France
An anti-riot police officer (strikes a protester with a baton during a demonstration in Nantes, western France, on 7 December 2019. (AFP)
DTI seeks adoption of freight transport standards
The guidelines of the standards have been presented to fleet operators and freight forwarders in Subic.
NEDA approves P18-B Davao transport overhaul
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board has officially given the go-signal to start the P18.66-billion Davao Public Transport…
Mactan bests 2 top int’l airports
The Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) — Terminal 2(T-2) was adjudged as the best completed buildings: Transport Category during the World Architectural…
Paris on a standstill
The huge demonstrations across the country added to walkouts that paralyzed transport services and closed schools. (AFP)
Paris transport strike extends to Monday
A closed metro station during a strike of Paris public transports operator RATP and state railway company SNCF employees over French government's plan to…
Seven dead in small plane crash in Canada
Five Americans and two Canadians were killed when a small airplane crashed in a wooded area on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Canada’s transport safety…
Morales’ cronies seek refuge at Mexico embassy
Normal activities are resuming in La Paz and other cities with schools and businesses reopening this week and blockades of major transport routes mostly…