These are among the top stories in our roster of reports in the MB Daily News Update this Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10, 2022.
Summits of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations where is expected to raise with regional leaders his concern on food and energy security, climate change, post-pandemic recovery, and the South China Sea, among others.
Meanwhile, Department of Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla disclosed that more pieces of evidence will be presented when the DOJ starts its preliminary investigation in the Percy Lapid killing. After convincing mall owners to extend mall hours during the Yuletide season, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority also sought to further ease the expected horrendous traffic in Metro Manila when it said that no excavation activities will be allowed in the metropolis.
Three weather systems are bringing rains over parts of the country, according to the state weather agency. TIP-TOP SHAPE – Workers undertake preventive maintenance work on one of the coaches of the Metro Rail Transit-3 at the MRT-3 Depot in Quezon City on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022. The government plans to privatize not only the operations, but also the assets of MRT3, as it can no longer afford to spend P9 billion yearly for the maintenance of the railway.
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