Coast Guard logs heavy port passenger surge
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported early Saturday that 24,463 passengers were recorded across ports nationwide. Of these, 13,776 were outbound…
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported early Saturday that 24,463 passengers were recorded across ports nationwide. Of these, 13,776 were outbound…
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Manila authorities have released a comprehensive traffic and rerouting plan in anticipation of the Jesus Nazarene procession scheduled for Good Friday. The…
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The Holy Week exodus on major expressways may be noticeably lighter this year, as the record-high gasoline and diesel prices appear to have slowed departures…
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) is intensifying road safety and security operations nationwide ahead of the Holy Week and summer vacation period,…
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‘In urban planning, there is a concept called ‘desire lines’ which are the natural paths people take when formal routes do not align with actual behavior.’
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Even if the Persian Gulf fighting stopped today, it would take four to six weeks to restore oil production, four to eight weeks to settle the oil markets, and…
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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority reported a slight decline in vehicle volume along EDSA following recent fuel price increases.
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Senator Bam Aquino on Sunday voiced support for declaring a state of national emergency to rein in surging prices driven by record-high oil costs amid the…
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The local government cited that these interim regulations will remain in effect until the proposed Public Pay Parking Ordinance is passed by the city council.
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In Baguio City, the impact is even more pronounced. The city’s mountainous terrain means vehicles burn more fuel when navigating steep roads and long uphill…
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The record weakness of the peso and the surging global oil price has created a double whammy that will result in a doubling of the inflation rate in the coming…
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BAGUIO CITY — Based on the latest report of the Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) monitoring fuel prices in the city from March 16 to 7:00 a.m. of 21 March…
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Police arrested a 43-year-old driver Thursday afternoon after he allegedly drew a firearm on a traffic enforcer during a confrontation at the corner of Zamora…
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The combination of high inflation and slowing growth is one of the toughest scenarios policymakers, both in the national government and at the central bank,…
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Racing against surging fuel costs, the government is moving to secure up to 2 million barrels of additional oil supply as global prices hit record highs, even…
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The Covid-19 pandemic was supposed to have made us want to change our ways, but this war shows we haven’t, not really.
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The saddest part is that nations bearing the most economic pain — from the Philippines to South Korea, India to the European Union — had no seat at the table…
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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) reinstated its “heatstroke break” policy Monday to protect thousands of field personnel from extreme…
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