Clever architecture at its finest
We saw a floating Mitsubishi Xpander make rounds on social media over the past few weeks after the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses. Now, there's another similar ingenious creation that's starting to gain traction in cyberspace: this floating garage in Marikina
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As parts of the country continue to grapple with the destruction caused by the recent typhoons, Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is providing special support to customers whose vehicles have sustained damage.Until December 31, 2020, existing Toyota owners may be eligible for
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The past few weeks have been difficult for many Filipinos. We've had to endure a series of typhoons ravaging through these parts, and it has left thousands upon thousands of homes in shambles. The last storm to pass through our country,
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Imagine this scenario: You've underestimated the amount the intensity of a storm, and you wake up early in the morning to find the water levels around your home quickly creeping up towards your vehicle. Driving your car to higher ground is
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Our thoughts are with those heavily affected by the calamity
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Yesterday, Typhoon Ulysses battered Luzon and made several portions of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) completely impassable to all types of vehicles. The severe weather conditions and the resulting flood also caused Easytrip RFID installation to grind to a halt.It appears,
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Markina River’s water levels had reached 22 meters
Some Filipinos choose vehicles based on how capable they are of surviving situations like this. Unfortunately, no amount of ride height could prepare many car owners in Marikina City for the downpour Typhoon Ulysses let loose overnight.Images captured earlier today in
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The expressway has been hit hard
It probably goes without saying that you shouldn't be making plans to drive out right now. Typhoon Ulysses is currently battering the Philippines, leaving roads flooded, rivers overflowing, and water levels at several dams on the brink of spilling over.On
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