Trending News: Rice, veggie seeds ready for distribution to Kristine-affected farmersTMP to donate P5-M for ‘Kristine’ victims, 5 ambulancesPBA to donate Governors finals Game 1 earnings to ‘Kristine’ victimsWB launches new strategy to boost economic opportunities for womenDOT assists stranded tourists due to ‘Kristine’DSWD distributes P56.5-M food aid to storm-hit families in BicolThai Premier apologizes for deaths of 78 Muslims in Tak Bai massacre‘Kristine’ accelerates outside PAR; ‘Leon’ now a tropical stormAirports provide aid, shelter to ‘Kristine’-hit communitiesNIA sells 1K bags of P29 per kilo rice in Negros OccidentalGSIS opens emergency loans for ‘Kristine’-hit areasPSEi rebounds; peso-dollar trading resumes on Friday‘Kristine’ maintains strength as it accelerates over seaZaragosa wins shortened Negros Occidental Challenge Classic golf13K security personnel to patrol Davao cemeteries for ‘Undas’PH, US discuss maritime cooperation, SCS challengesAsian Senior Beach Volleyball kicks off Nov. 5 at NuvaliDSWD-CAR continues to augment local government relief suppliesGlobe restores services in 7 storm-hit provincesCamSur evacuees assured of immediate delivery of potable water – DSWDSenator: Ensure safety, well-being of children in typhoon-hit areasDSWD releases P25-M aid to Eastern Visayas storm victimsDevastated Pangasinan city under state of calamityIM Bersamina stuns GM Quizon in Isabela National OpenManila archdiocese to hold 2nd collection for storm victimsManila LGU deploys contingent, rescue assets to Naga CityAir Force deploys helicopters for Bicol relief opsDSWD provides aid to 300 evacuees in La Union townPCG rescues 142K passengers stranded by ‘Kristine’Indian national survives ambush in Maguindanao SurBatangas deploys mobile kitchen, distributes meds to typhoon victimsComelec to voters: Scrutinize list of party-list nominees3 dams continue to release waterCargo vessel runs aground in Cebu townPSEi falls below 7,300 markE. Visayas sends responders to aid storm-hit BicolElectronics exports to rebound in 2025: SEIPI31 NPA rebels surrender in Davao de OroIloilo City lays down guidelines for UndasP2.34-M aid released to ‘Kristine’-affected families in W. VisayasDSWD readies 110.7K food, non-food items for augmentation to IlocosDavao region is PH’s top durian producerDepEd chief optimistic on benefits of AI for quality educationEscudero: PBBM to sign CREATE MORE Nov. 11PBBM: Gov’t doing best to help Bicol, mitigate ‘Kristine’s’ impactNNIC addresses water interruption at NAIA Terminal 1Gov’t work, classes in Luzon suspended Friday due to ‘Kristine’Public safety assured in Buglasan Fest amid stormy weatherDA readies over P80-M agri aid in ‘Kristine’-hit areas364 families evacuate in Ilocos Norte due to ‘Kristine’Bicol police logs 21 dead, 9 injured due to ‘Kristine’Slow food education center eyed in Bacolod CityCalabarzon cops intensify rescue, relief as 9K families evacuateRanking NPA leader in Southern Tagalog falls in QCLa Union provides food, non-food items to 1,398 evacuees2 missing in ‘Kristine’-triggered flashflood in Negros OrientalDSWD strategy program assures swift disaster responsePublic assured of measured, gradual dam water releaseDSWD sends relief to 2,882 typhoon victims in CordilleraGov’t provides P30.2-M aid to ‘Kristine’-affected families in BicolDOH distributes hygiene kits, meds to ‘Kristine’ victimsMaguindanao Sur residents surrender 39 firearms to ArmyAll national roads in Baguio are open except Kennon: DPWHPRC deploys water tanker, food truck to storm-hit towns in AlbayKaya Iloilo-HK Eastern match washed out by ‘Kristine’‘Kristine’ affects 469 families in CordilleraPH nominated to lead World Health Assembly in 2025Jan.-Sept. budget deficit narrows by 1.35%DTI readies relief for biz affected by ‘Kristine’‘Kristine’ strong winds force evacuation of 244 families in AntiqueApayao quick response teams deliver aid to typhoon victims69K food packs ready for C. Visayas families affected by ‘Kristine’CDO prepares ‘Undas’ protocols, bans plastic bottles in cemeteries‘Kristine’-hit members, pensioners can avail of SSS loan programsSurigao Sur IP leader welcomes NCIP transfer to OP13 Eastern Visayas areas under state of calamity due to floodingLocal EV firm gets nearly 1K orders from PUV modernizationSpin Doctors seek 3rd win vs. HD Spikers in Spikers TurfDSWD provides telecom, psychosocial aid to storm victims in Naga CityBacolod ‘catalyst for progress’ as most business-friendly prov’l HUCDSWD distributes over 24K food packs in Eastern VisayasSenator seeks quick remedy to ‘unacceptable’ baggage delays in NAIA 3UST seeks to keep immaculate record in Shakey’s volleyballDSWD assures sufficient relief goods stockpile, funds for ‘ayuda’9K families evacuate in Quezon; 1 town under state of calamityDepEd: Over 18.6-M learners in 35K schools affected by ‘Kristine’LTFRB grants special permits to 753 buses for Undas travelersBOC processing donation of 4K abandoned balikbayan boxes to DMWDSWD distributes P55.2-M assistance to storm-hit familiesMotor show, summit launched for EV industryDILG: Gov’t on top of situation in ‘Kristine’ responseImee wants ‘green infra’ included in 2025 budget to mitigate disastersPalace hails arrest of drug pusher in San Miguel, ManilaKristine now over Ilocos coastal waters; LPA to develop into cycloneDepEd: Assessment on missed school days ongoing vs. learning lossDSWD-7 readies food packs for displaced NegOr householdsSMDC turns over P248-M socialized housing project to Iloilo CitySignal no. 3 still up as ‘Kristine’ now over CordilleraManila senior citizens to get P1-K monthly allowance starting 2025All Bicol airports operational: DOTr chief
Sat. Oct 26th, 2024
Trending News: Rice, veggie seeds ready for distribution to Kristine-affected farmersTMP to donate P5-M for ‘Kristine’ victims, 5 ambulancesPBA to donate Governors finals Game 1 earnings to ‘Kristine’ victimsWB launches new strategy to boost economic opportunities for womenDOT assists stranded tourists due to ‘Kristine’DSWD distributes P56.5-M food aid to storm-hit families in BicolThai Premier apologizes for deaths of 78 Muslims in Tak Bai massacre‘Kristine’ accelerates outside PAR; ‘Leon’ now a tropical stormAirports provide aid, shelter to ‘Kristine’-hit communitiesNIA sells 1K bags of P29 per kilo rice in Negros OccidentalGSIS opens emergency loans for ‘Kristine’-hit areasPSEi rebounds; peso-dollar trading resumes on Friday‘Kristine’ maintains strength as it accelerates over seaZaragosa wins shortened Negros Occidental Challenge Classic golf13K security personnel to patrol Davao cemeteries for ‘Undas’PH, US discuss maritime cooperation, SCS challengesAsian Senior Beach Volleyball kicks off Nov. 5 at NuvaliDSWD-CAR continues to augment local government relief suppliesGlobe restores services in 7 storm-hit provincesCamSur evacuees assured of immediate delivery of potable water – DSWDSenator: Ensure safety, well-being of children in typhoon-hit areasDSWD releases P25-M aid to Eastern Visayas storm victimsDevastated Pangasinan city under state of calamityIM Bersamina stuns GM Quizon in Isabela National OpenManila archdiocese to hold 2nd collection for storm victimsManila LGU deploys contingent, rescue assets to Naga CityAir Force deploys helicopters for Bicol relief opsDSWD provides aid to 300 evacuees in La Union townPCG rescues 142K passengers stranded by ‘Kristine’Indian national survives ambush in Maguindanao SurBatangas deploys mobile kitchen, distributes meds to typhoon victimsComelec to voters: Scrutinize list of party-list nominees3 dams continue to release waterCargo vessel runs aground in Cebu townPSEi falls below 7,300 markE. Visayas sends responders to aid storm-hit BicolElectronics exports to rebound in 2025: SEIPI31 NPA rebels surrender in Davao de OroIloilo City lays down guidelines for UndasP2.34-M aid released to ‘Kristine’-affected families in W. VisayasDSWD readies 110.7K food, non-food items for augmentation to IlocosDavao region is PH’s top durian producerDepEd chief optimistic on benefits of AI for quality educationEscudero: PBBM to sign CREATE MORE Nov. 11PBBM: Gov’t doing best to help Bicol, mitigate ‘Kristine’s’ impactNNIC addresses water interruption at NAIA Terminal 1Gov’t work, classes in Luzon suspended Friday due to ‘Kristine’Public safety assured in Buglasan Fest amid stormy weatherDA readies over P80-M agri aid in ‘Kristine’-hit areas364 families evacuate in Ilocos Norte due to ‘Kristine’Bicol police logs 21 dead, 9 injured due to ‘Kristine’Slow food education center eyed in Bacolod CityCalabarzon cops intensify rescue, relief as 9K families evacuateRanking NPA leader in Southern Tagalog falls in QCLa Union provides food, non-food items to 1,398 evacuees2 missing in ‘Kristine’-triggered flashflood in Negros OrientalDSWD strategy program assures swift disaster responsePublic assured of measured, gradual dam water releaseDSWD sends relief to 2,882 typhoon victims in CordilleraGov’t provides P30.2-M aid to ‘Kristine’-affected families in BicolDOH distributes hygiene kits, meds to ‘Kristine’ victimsMaguindanao Sur residents surrender 39 firearms to ArmyAll national roads in Baguio are open except Kennon: DPWHPRC deploys water tanker, food truck to storm-hit towns in AlbayKaya Iloilo-HK Eastern match washed out by ‘Kristine’‘Kristine’ affects 469 families in CordilleraPH nominated to lead World Health Assembly in 2025Jan.-Sept. budget deficit narrows by 1.35%DTI readies relief for biz affected by ‘Kristine’‘Kristine’ strong winds force evacuation of 244 families in AntiqueApayao quick response teams deliver aid to typhoon victims69K food packs ready for C. Visayas families affected by ‘Kristine’CDO prepares ‘Undas’ protocols, bans plastic bottles in cemeteries‘Kristine’-hit members, pensioners can avail of SSS loan programsSurigao Sur IP leader welcomes NCIP transfer to OP13 Eastern Visayas areas under state of calamity due to floodingLocal EV firm gets nearly 1K orders from PUV modernizationSpin Doctors seek 3rd win vs. HD Spikers in Spikers TurfDSWD provides telecom, psychosocial aid to storm victims in Naga CityBacolod ‘catalyst for progress’ as most business-friendly prov’l HUCDSWD distributes over 24K food packs in Eastern VisayasSenator seeks quick remedy to ‘unacceptable’ baggage delays in NAIA 3UST seeks to keep immaculate record in Shakey’s volleyballDSWD assures sufficient relief goods stockpile, funds for ‘ayuda’9K families evacuate in Quezon; 1 town under state of calamityDepEd: Over 18.6-M learners in 35K schools affected by ‘Kristine’LTFRB grants special permits to 753 buses for Undas travelersBOC processing donation of 4K abandoned balikbayan boxes to DMWDSWD distributes P55.2-M assistance to storm-hit familiesMotor show, summit launched for EV industryDILG: Gov’t on top of situation in ‘Kristine’ responseImee wants ‘green infra’ included in 2025 budget to mitigate disastersPalace hails arrest of drug pusher in San Miguel, ManilaKristine now over Ilocos coastal waters; LPA to develop into cycloneDepEd: Assessment on missed school days ongoing vs. learning lossDSWD-7 readies food packs for displaced NegOr householdsSMDC turns over P248-M socialized housing project to Iloilo CitySignal no. 3 still up as ‘Kristine’ now over CordilleraManila senior citizens to get P1-K monthly allowance starting 2025All Bicol airports operational: DOTr chief
Sat. Oct 26th, 2024

Tesla recalls 1.1M units in China over braking issues

American electric carmaker Tesla is recalling more than 1.1 million vehicles in China due to braking issues, the country’s top regulator said in a statement Friday. The recall includes Tesla’s imported Model S, Model X, Model 3, and domestically produced Model 3 and Model Y vehicles with a production date between Jan. 12, 2019, and April 24, 2023. China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) said the recalled vehicles have the issues of not allowing the driver to choose the energy recovery braking system, while the vehicles do not provide enough reminders for the driver to depress the accelerator pedal for a long time. SAMR added that such factors could increase the probability for the driver to step on the accelerator pedal mistakenly for a long time, which increases the risk of collision and pose a safety hazard. Tesla will contact the relevant car owners to arrange the recall and repairs, the statement said. The carmaker in March recalled more than 2,600 imported Model S cars in China since their hoods would open unexpectedly while driving, risking the safety of people on board. Tesla’s factory in Shanghai is the company’s biggest export hub outside of North America, while China is an important sales market for the company.

Source: Philippines News Agency

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