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Metro Manila seeks more relief goods—police

Source: Inquirer.net

Manila : Philippines | 2 months ago

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Philippines�Affected cities in Metro Manila by tropical storm �Ondoy� (international codename: Ketsana) are requesting more relief goods and other emergency supplies to be delivered to evacuation centers where flood victims continue to stay. Metro Manila police commander Chief Superintendent...

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Metro Manila seeks more relief goods—police

News Source: Inquirer.net | 2 months ago

Philippines�Affected cities in Metro Manila by tropical storm �Ondoy� (international codename: Ketsana) are requesting more relief goods and other emergency supplies to be delivered to evacuation centers where flood victims continue to stay.
BSP assures public of uninterrupted banking services amid Ondoy's ...

News Source: Positive News Media | 2 months ago

Concerns related to this can also be directed to consumeraffairs@bsp.gov.ph, it added. Operations of banks in the disaster-hit areas have been affected but banks earlier said they continue to make sure that they would be back to normal operations as...
Ayala to venture into economic housing development

News Source: Positive News Media | 2 months ago

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Typhoon-damaged real estate to dampen property market

News Source: Positive News Media | 2 months ago

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Manila Water to resume 'full' service in areas hit by 'Ondoy'

News Source: GMA News | 2 months ago

However, residents in low and semi-elevated areas may experience reduced water pressure, company president Rene Almendras said. "At the rate people are using water for cleaning their households, it might take awhile before the distribution will go...
Water supply back to normal– Maynilad

News Source: Inquirer.net | 2 months ago

Water supply is back in most parts of flood-hit Metro Manila, according to providers Manila Water Company Inc. and Maynilad Water Services Inc. Manila Water said that as of Wednesday, it has restored potable water supply to 95 percent of the affected...