Beneco logs P1.3 – M damage during Typhoon Ulysses attack

[ad_1] MORE than P1.3 million in infrastructure at Cooperativa Eléctrica Benguet (Beneco) was damaged when Typhoon Ulysses hit the region. Eric De Guzman, Beneco’s consumer welfare officer, said that most of the damage suffered by the energy cooperative is power poles, lines and transformers downed during the height of Typhoon …

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PHL improves global talent ranking

[ad_1] The Philippines improved one place to 48th place in the IMD Center for Global Competitiveness 2020 World Talent Ranking – REUTERS By Jenina P. Ibáñez, Reporter The Philippines moved up one place in an annual global ranking of countries’ ability to attract and retain a skilled workforce, but continues …

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Frank Vogel was the exact coach the Lakers needed

[ad_1] Editor’s note: welcome to our series “Lakers 2020 Season Review”, where we will take a look at each member of this Lakers roster as the offseason begins and answer a few questions about what they contributed (or not) to the team’s 17th championship, as well as discussing where they …

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ECQ, blocking possible – SUNSTAR

[ad_1] The city of CEBU may again be subjected to a strict lockdown if cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) continue to increase here in the coming days. The warning was issued by Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera, Director of Implementation of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during a press …

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Lack of Coordination of Transition, Chaos at Pentagon Could Leave US Vulnerable to National Security Threats

[ad_1] While Biden has downplayed the need for classified reporting for now, national security experts warn that continued obstruction by the Trump administration could have long-lasting consequences and potentially leave the United States vulnerable during the transition, a period in which adversaries have historically sought to increase tensions. At the …

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