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Report NAIA Smoke Incident Promptly Resolved, Caused by Passenger's Powerbank
File photo for reference only A smoke incident occurred at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1 on May 12, attributed to a passenger’s powerbank. The situation was swiftly handled with no injuries or damage reported, according to the New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC). Smoke was observed emanating from Baggage Carousel 3, prompting an immediate response from airport emergency teams. As a precautionary measure, passengers in the vicinity were safely guided away, and the area was secured while ventilation measures dispersed the smoke. By 5:18 p.m., responders identified the source of the smoke as a powerbank that likely fell from a passenger’s luggage into the carousel system. Although the device caused a minor spark, resulting in smoke, there was no open flame, and subsequent tests confirmed the carousel remained fully operational. The area was quickly cleaned up, and terminal operations continued without any disruption. NNIC expressed gratitude to the responding teams and partner agencies, emphasizing that passenger safety and well-being remain paramount. The incident underscores the importance of adhering to safety guidelines regarding electronic devices in luggage, highlighting the effective emergency protocols in place at NAIA to ensure passenger safety. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-05-13 -
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Health Six Dead as Covid Cases Surge in Thailand
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Health Six Dead as Covid Cases Surge in Thailand
I will be submitting the Impossible Question to each poster who claims that Covid jab criticism stems from non-virologists on YouTube. The second they actually do what they have always claimed to do, i.e. is listen to top virologist Dr. Redfield and his data in the name of science, everything they have advocated for years instantly comes crashing down. None of the 5 people I have asked have answered because it is The Question They Can't Answer… and it will be asked at every fitting occasion.- 2
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Report Comelec Reports Most Peaceful Mid-Term Elections Amid Reduced Violence
File photo for reference only The May 12, 2025, mid-term polls in the Philippines have been marked by the lowest levels of election-related violence in recent years, according to Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia. Despite 44 incidents of election-related violence reported, this figure represents a significant reduction compared to 128 incidents in 2019 and roughly 120 in 2022, establishing this election as the most peaceful of the past three cycles, based on these metrics. Garcia acknowledged this improvement but emphasized the need for continued vigilance and reform, stating, "An election marred by violence is to us not acceptable as a conduct of election. There's still a lot of things to be done." Additionally, 34 areas have been classified under the red category, which is fewer than previous elections. This designation indicates regions with significant security concerns but reflects a downward trend in such areas compared to previous polls. In terms of equipment functionality, the Comelec replaced a total of 311 Automated Counting Machines (ACMs) during the election. This is a substantial improvement from 2022, where 2,500 machines required replacement in the initial voting hours. Garcia noted, "If it's 311, compared to our 2,500 on the actual election day in 2022, that’s significantly smaller." He explained that the replacements were proactive measures, ensuring seamless operations by following efficient protocols. The voting process was further streamlined by eliminating issues experienced in the final testing and sealing of machines this year, unlike in 2022, when 2,000 machines faced problems. Regarding election returns, Comelec's website reported that 81.55% of local Election Returns (ERs) have already been received, with 76,160 ERs submitted out of the 93,387 expected. In contrast, 48.76% of national returns have been received, with 118 out of 242 expected poll returns accounted for. While these improvements offer a positive outlook, the Comelec acknowledges that the journey towards perfecting the electoral process continues, underscoring the need for ongoing enhancements and learning. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-05-13
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