MANILA, Philippines — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) assures power consumers in Iloilo that More Electric and Power Corp. (More Power) is adhering to the maximum allowed system loss for a distribution utility. ERC Chair Agnes Devanadera made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday after More Power was accused of having a 7.1 percent… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) assures power consumers in Iloilo that More Electric and Power Corp. (More Power) is adhering to the maximum allowed system loss for a distribution utility. ERC Chair Agnes Devanadera made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday after More Power was accused of having a 7.1 percent… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) assures power consumers in Iloilo that More Electric and Power Corp. (More Power) is adhering to the maximum allowed system loss for a distribution utility. ERC Chair Agnes Devanadera made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday after More Power was accused of having a 7.1 percent… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) assures power consumers in Iloilo that More Electric and Power Corp. (More Power) is adhering to the maximum allowed system loss for a distribution utility. ERC Chair Agnes Devanadera made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday after More Power was accused of having a 7.1 percent… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) assures power consumers in Iloilo that More Electric and Power Corp. (More Power) is adhering to the maximum allowed system loss for a distribution utility. ERC Chair Agnes Devanadera made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday after More Power was accused of having a 7.1 percent… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The participation of Chinese firms in projects in the Philippines is “legitimate, lawful and beyond reproach,” Beijing’s top diplomat in Manila said Tuesday. China-led projects in the Philippines will all push through as planned, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian said even after the US announced sanctions against several Chinese firms… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The first death among Filipinos infected with the coronavirus in Israel was confirmed on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said. According to DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv confirmed that a 65-year-old Filipino woman died last Aug. 23. The DFA also noted that 39 of the 46 Filipinos in… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III labeled on Tuesday as “unfortunate” the Senate recommendation to file a case against him in connection with the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) fund mess, insisting he was not involved in the anomaly. Duque reiterated he was not present when PhilHealth officials signed a resolution authorizing the… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) was again flagged for not submitting documents to support its local and foreign travel expenses, this time for the year 2019. “The grant and liquidation of cash advances amounting to P1,169,121.61 for local and foreign travels were not supported with the requisite documents,” the Commission… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) was again flagged for not submitting documents to support its local and foreign travel expenses, this time for the year 2019. “The grant and liquidation of cash advances amounting to P1,169,121.61 for local and foreign travels were not supported with the requisite documents,” the Commission… Keep Reading

MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) was again flagged for not submitting documents to support its local and foreign travel expenses, this time for the year 2019. “The grant and liquidation of cash advances amounting to P1,169,121.61 for local and foreign travels were not supported with the requisite documents,” the Commission… Keep Reading