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26th May 2014, 15:52
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/business/05/26/14/naia-1-gets-new-aircon-units
MANILA, Philippines – Temperature improved at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 (NAIA 1) as some 60 units of evaporative air conditioners were purchased by various government agencies.
The evaporative air conditioners were placed at the departure and arrival areas to augment the defective air conditioning units at the terminal.
For the past months, local and foreign passengers have been complaining of the heat inside the airport terminal.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), Department of Transportation and Communication, Department of Tourism, and Department of Finance contributed funds for the 60 units of evaporative air conditioners.
Workers from airlines and MIAA noted the improvement in temperature, wherein the hottest temperature was recorded at 30 degrees Celsius https://www.facebook.com/officialbureauofimmigration/posts/398568683615178 BI-CARES” OFFICERS TO BE DEPLOYED IN AIRPORTS
A new program which aims to make foreign visitors feel right at home the minute they set foot in the Philippines will be launched at the country’s international airports and seaport by the Bureau of Immigration starting next month.
Called “BI-Cares”, the centerpiece of this innovative program is the deployment of a friendlier, more customer-oriented troop of immigration officers who will create a more enviable environment for travelers, local and foreign alike using our international ports.
In launching the new program, Immigration chief Siegfred Mison says the bureau intends to empower both the traveler and the Immigration Officer by ensuring that the traveler gets the most in terms of efficient services and immediate assistance if necessary from immigration officers who are deployed there in fulfillment of their legal mandate as protector of the people’s welfare.
MANILA, Philippines – Temperature improved at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 (NAIA 1) as some 60 units of evaporative air conditioners were purchased by various government agencies.
The evaporative air conditioners were placed at the departure and arrival areas to augment the defective air conditioning units at the terminal.
For the past months, local and foreign passengers have been complaining of the heat inside the airport terminal.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), Department of Transportation and Communication, Department of Tourism, and Department of Finance contributed funds for the 60 units of evaporative air conditioners.
Workers from airlines and MIAA noted the improvement in temperature, wherein the hottest temperature was recorded at 30 degrees Celsius https://www.facebook.com/officialbureauofimmigration/posts/398568683615178 BI-CARES” OFFICERS TO BE DEPLOYED IN AIRPORTS
A new program which aims to make foreign visitors feel right at home the minute they set foot in the Philippines will be launched at the country’s international airports and seaport by the Bureau of Immigration starting next month.
Called “BI-Cares”, the centerpiece of this innovative program is the deployment of a friendlier, more customer-oriented troop of immigration officers who will create a more enviable environment for travelers, local and foreign alike using our international ports.
In launching the new program, Immigration chief Siegfred Mison says the bureau intends to empower both the traveler and the Immigration Officer by ensuring that the traveler gets the most in terms of efficient services and immediate assistance if necessary from immigration officers who are deployed there in fulfillment of their legal mandate as protector of the people’s welfare.