Ayala industrial parks in Porac, Pampanga to generate 7,000 jobs
PORAC, Pampanga—The two industrial parks of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) here will generate at least 7,000 jobs once operational, a high-ranking ALI official said last Friday.
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PORAC, Pampanga—The two industrial parks of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) here will generate at least 7,000 jobs once operational, a high-ranking ALI official said last Friday.
CLARK FREEPORT—The Medical City Clark (TMCC), one of the leading hospitals in Central Luzon, is investing at least P280 million for its cancer-care facility.
CLARK FREEPORT—The P2.5-billion Aqua Planet, a water-theme park regarded as one of the biggest in Asia, opened here during a three-day event from November 23 to 25.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO—The Hauslands Pampanga subdivision, about a two-minutes drive from the Mexico exit of the Northern Luzon Expressway has opened on November 17.
MACABEBE, Pampanga—Mayor Annette Flores Balgan said on Thursday that their town is Pampanga’s center of aquaculture production based on the total
land area of their fishponds.
QUEZON CITY—The Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. (MPTC), the holding company of the North Luzon Expressway (Nlex), is making a study on the increased volume of vehicles passing along Nlex San Simon exit in Pampanga.
CLARK FREEPORT—A Clark City Tour was launched here last Friday as the tour operators target at least 1.2 million annual visitors here.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO—Tarlac Gov. Susan Yap led the commemoration of the 146th Macabulos Day celebration on September 18.
TARLAC CITY—Rep. Victor Yap of the Second District of Tarlac lauded President Duterte for signing into law the free Internet access in public places Law on August 2.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO—A Singapore-based firm and a Pampanga hospital on Wednesday signed an agreement to establish a cancer treatment and management center in the province.
Story and photos by Joey Pavia
MAGALANG, Pampanga—At least 63 young people, including Muslims, joined a peace summit here, even as fighting continues in Marawi City.
TARLAC CITY—The province of Tarlac is celebrating its 144th founding anniversary this week. Several activities have been lined up from May 22 to May 28, the foundation day itself.
By Joey Pavia / Photos by Leo Villacarlos
By Joey Pavia | Photos by Leo Villacarlos
By Joey Pavia / Correspondent
BAGAC, Bataan-—At least 55 old houses, one of which was constructed in 1744, are reconstructed at the resort here to highlight a prominent businessman’s love for the arts, culture and heritage of the country.
PORAC, Pampanga—Residents of this town raised P2.7 million in four months to fund the creation of a retablo (altar centerpiece) at the Santa Catalina de Alexandria Church, Parish Priest Fr. Roland Moraleja said in an interview last week.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO—SM Prime Holdings Inc., operators of 55 SM Supermalls operating nationwide, is asking owners of “global brands” to invest in its malls for the benefit of its customers, a high-ranking SM official said.
TARLAC CITY—Gov. Susan A. Yap stressed she wants an inclusive growth and human development to sustain the economic progress and limit the effects of poverty in this northernmost Central Luzon province.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO—A study by the Subic-Clark Alliance for Development (SCAD) is proposing the establishment of new industrial estates in two Pampanga towns that will cater to prominent Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese investors.
CLARK FIELD, Pampanga—An alleged member an international drug syndicate was arrested at the Clark International Airport (CIA) here on Sunday night with 2.3 kilos of high-grade cocaine worth at least P16 million.
CLARK FREEPORT—The new president and CEO of the Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) is pushing for the construction of a French-designed terminal at the Clark International Airport (CIA), in anticipation of more passenger volume and aviation activities under the administration of President Duterte.
CLARK FREEPORT—PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications will be installing free high-speed Internet at 18 major airports and other public-transport hubs in the first 100 days of President Duterte, an official of the country’s leading telecommunications firm and multimedia-services provider said on August 19.
CLARK FREEPORT—Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) President and CEO Emigdio P. Tanjuatco III said airline companies, including Cebu Pacific (CEB) and Philippine Airlines (PAL), could begin local commercial flights at the Clark International Airport (CIA) “even by tomorrow,” because they have no flights the whole afternoon every day.
TARLAC CITY—Central Luzon, one of the most progressive regions in the country, has at least 52,000 illegal-drugs users, the latest report from the regional police office disclosed.
MACABEBE, Pampanga— At least 700 elementary- and high-school students, most of them poor and living in coastal villages here, are able to go to school, thanks to the free boat-ride project of Mayor Annette Flores-Balgan.
CLARK FREEPORT—A P2.7-billion water- theme park is under construction here, and is expected to be completed by December 2016, an official of a Taiwanese-Filipino company said on Friday.
CLARK FIELD, Pampanga—At least 13 commercial aircraft, including 10 owned by Taiwanese carriers, sought refuge at the Clark International Airport in Pampanga at the height of Typhoon Butchoy, a Clark International Airport Corp. (Ciac) official said on Saturday.
CLARK FREEPORT—Filipino and Taiwanese investors are pouring in at least P4 billion for the Midori Clark Hotel and Casino.
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