By GENALYN KABILING The government will resort to legal action if the two water concessionaires refuse to remove the alleged onerous provisions in the agreements during the talks, a Palace official said yesterday. Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said the government is willing to discuss with Maynilad and Manila Water the proposal to change such provisions […]
By BETHEENA UNITE From three to four hours travel time from Cavite to Manila and vice versa, the perennial travel woe will be drastically reduced to only 20 minutes with the operation of “water jeepneys” starting Monday. The good news does not stop there as the riding public will get free rides from Cavite […]
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By NICK GIONGCO CAPAS, Tarlac – Philippine track and field lost a potential gold medalist in Eric Cray in the century dash after the Fil-Am sprinter was disqualified Sunday after a false start in the morning heats of the 30th Southeast Asian Games at the New Clark City Athletics Stadium (NCC). Cray’s boo-boo overshadowed the work […]
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SAN JUAN, La Union – Filipino surfer Roger Casugay set aside his chance for a gold medal when he rescued his Indonesian rival, whose leash was detached from the surfboard, during the Southeast Asian Games open surfing competition here. In an interview with Bombo Radyo La Union Friday, Casugay said although it was not his […]
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BY NICK GIONGCO CAPAS, Tarlac – It rained gold medals for the Philippines during the first half of Saturday with taekwondo, rowing and tennis joining the growing list of winners while Marge Didal scooped her second skating top finish as well in the 30th Southeast Asian Games that is being played mostly in Metro Manila, […]
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