Two more tropical cyclones are likely to form as Enteng exited PAR- PAGASA
PAGASA Logo | https://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/As Severe Tropical Storm Enteng exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Wednesday morning, two more tropical cyclones could develop until next week, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). “Ngayon araw hanggang
Aldi urges Starmer to fast-track planning permission for new supermarkets amid expansion delays
Aldi is lobbying Sir Keir Starmer to accelerate planning permission processes for new supermarkets as the retailer faces prolonged approval times from local councils. George Brown, Aldi’s national real estate director, recently met with a senior special adviser to the Prime
Non-dom tax reforms could cost labour £1bn, warns Oxford Economics
Labour’s plan to overhaul the non-dom tax regime could cost the UK government up to £1 billion as wealthy individuals flee the country, a report by Oxford Economics has warned. The proposed reforms, which will take effect from April 2025, aim
Deped has started to process salary increase differentials for teachers
According to the Department of Education (DepEd), the processing of salary increase differentials for public school teachers and non-teaching personnel, applicable from January to August 2024, is in progress and will be released starting this month.“They have instructed DepEd to
La Mesa Dam overflows, Ipo Dam releases water amid heavy rains
(AUG 28, 2024) A dam controller monitors the spill over of the La Mesa Dam in Quezon City following the continuous rain brought by the Southwest Monsoon on Wednesday. As of 11AM, the La Mesa Dam elevation is at 80.18