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Migratory birds perch on a power line on a clear day in Manila.

A service crew hangs a Christmas lantern in one of the light posts along Padre Burgos st. in Manila Wednesday (Nov 18) in time for the Christmas season.

Flood victims in Rodriguez, Rizal line up to get their share of free alcohol from a private group who visited their place Wednesday (Nov. 18).

Members of the Quezon City-Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) demolish illegal structures along Malusog st. in Diliman, Quezon City on what is supposed to be a public road going to Maginhawa st, also in Quezon City.

Residents of Sitio Sto. Niño, Bgy. San Rafael, Rodriguez, Rizal who still do not have electricity line up their mobile phones in a charging station.

The streets of Kasiglahan Village in Rodriguez, Rizal are still submerged in a knee-deep mix of mud and water four days after 'Ulysses'. Residents have to walk barefoot to go from one place to another while others try to save whatever is of use as they start anew.

Classes in the following areas were suspended on Monday, Nov. 16, due to the aftermath of tropical storm “Ulysses.”

A 4.3-magnitude earthquake jolted Catanduanes Monday morning, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reported.

Marikina residents affected by Typhoon Ulysses line up to receive free hot meals from a private group.

A group of Araullo High School alumni arrange food packs they solicited from fellow alumni for Typhoon Ulysses victims in Cagayan and Marikina City.

This is what Kasiglahan Village in Rodriguez, Rizal looked like a day after Typhoon Ulysses dumped heavy rains on the province Wednesday night (Nov. 11) resulting in floods that carried mud from the mountains.

In support of the government’s on-going Build, Build, Build program, Meralco’s top executives, along with representatives from key stakeholders such as DPWH and NLEX Corporation, visited and inspected the major portion of the pole relocation activities for the NLEX-SLEX Connector Road construction site along various streets in Sta. Cruz Manila, on the evening of October 29. Despite working constraints caused by thepandemic and the effects brought about by typhoon Quinta, Meralco delivered on its commitment to this project, in partnership with NLEX Corp and DPWH.

The Aboitiz Group and the private sector have heeded the call of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) to mobilize support for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) worldwide amid the ongoing Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic by helping achieve 10 key industry goals in 10 years.

Manila, 13 November 2020 – Coca-Cola is committed to growing its business the right way and not just the easy way. In keeping with this principle, the Company has been implementing and working on various initiatives that contribute to the achievement of global sustainability goals—in water, energy, women empowerment, and packaging. Coca-Cola remains especially passionate about ecological protection and preserving communities through the responsible management of its environmental footprint, even as it continues to reach and refresh more consumers throughout the world.

The coconut tree has long been considered as the “Tree of Life” and for good reasons. All the parts of the tree can sustain a human life—the coconut fruit as food, the coconut juice is better than water as it very nutritious, the palms and trunks can be used to make shelter among many more. In short, it can supply man’s basic needs for survival. In fact, even the wastes from coconuts, such as its husks, are important in many people’s lives. 

A 4.9-magnitude earthquake struck Davao Occidental Wednesday night, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reported.

Classes in the following areas were ordered suspended on Thursday, Nov. 12, due to typhoon "Ulysses".

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