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  1. Kubota digs into construction

    Kubota digs into construction

    Kubota Philippines enters the construction equipment market with the launch of its U30-6S and U55-6S mini excavators, expanding its machinery lineup to support…

  2. AFC SME to fund home construction

    AFC SME to fund home construction

    AFC SME Finance Inc. is offering home construction loans of up to P5 million to landowners who face difficulty meeting traditional bank documentation…

  3. New Delhi bans construction

    New Delhi bans construction

    ‘Early implementation of these stringent measures would help prevent the city’s air from reaching hazardous levels during winter.’

  4. Five of the victims of the Bontoc mishap on 27 October 2025 were identified by their coworkers. They were onboard a blue elf truck that collided with two other vehicles along Barangay Tocucan, Bontoc, Mountain Province, where the truck fell into a 150–170-foot ravine ending in the Chico River.

    Victims in Bontoc mishap identified

    Authorities have identified five construction workers who were onboard a truck that fell into a 150–170-foot ravine in Bontoc, Mountain Province, on 27 October…

  5. Construction workers take a break under the shade of umbrellas and enjoy cold refreshments from street vendors in Quezon City on Friday, 14 March 2025.

While this year’s dry season is not expected to surpass last year’s record-breaking temperatures, PAGASA warns that the heat index could still soar to 48 to 50 degrees Celsius between late April and early May.

    Workers beat the heat with ice cream

    Construction workers take a break under the shade of umbrellas and enjoy cold refreshments from street vendors in Quezon City on Friday, 14 March 2025.

  6. FEATS OF STRENGTH

    FEATS OF STRENGTH

    LOOK: They may appear skinny, but they prove their strength by single-handedly moving massive concrete culverts as part of their work on the ongoing flood…