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Palace: Marcos’ ‘buy buckets’ advice part of ‘serious’ El Niño preparations

By Renalyn Ramirez | 15 hours ago

Marcos urged the public to prepare buckets and containers as the government plans to roll out an information campaign on collecting,...

Headlines

Deadly sin of delays

By Rey Gamboa | May 2, 2019 - 12:00am

This year’s Lenten season is over, yet we’re still fervently praying. This time, it’s not about putting an end to water shortages, but also to power outages, something that’s happening because...

Business

Solutions to Cebu’s water woes

By Ruben Almendras | March 19, 2019 - 12:00am

One funny suggestion to Manila’s water shortages is to divide Metro Manila into seven zones and for all the people in each zone to take a bath only on their designated day of the week, a kind of color-coding...

Freeman Opinion