Kendryll Mae Anthonette Lictao is a proud Igorota hailing from the Cordilleras. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communications and is an aspiring filmmaker. Photography, film, and music are her major interests. She writes from time to time for her own personal blog site, To Him Alone. Now, she works as an Online Journalist for KLIPP TV.
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Date:June 24, 2019 Location: Philippines Language: English By:KLIPP tv
An update regarding Clark International Airport’s expansion, the commemoration of Dr. Jose Rizal’s 158th birthday, and the biggest winners of Gawad Urian 2019 make it to this week’s top three stories! Find out why they became the talk of the town in the newest episode of Trending Klipps!
Date:June 15, 2019 Location: Philippines Language: English By:KLIPP tv
The Philippines’ 121st Independence Day, labor groups seeking protection for mental health in the workplace and South Korean visa application made easier for Pinoys make it to this week’s top three stories! Find out why they became the talk of the town in the newest episode of Trending Klipps!
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE – Since the establishment of Clark International Airport (CRK) as an alternative gateway to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), a lot of developments have already been made that was designed to relieve congestion at the country’s main aviation complex.
President of Clark International Airport Corporation, Jaime Melo said that CRK has grown a lot, citing that Terminal 1 is already functioning at full capacity which means it could hold 4 million passengers.
To avoid the congestion that NAIA is facing, the construction of Terminal 2 commenced in 2017 and is expected to open its doors in 2020 to accommodate 8 million travelers. At full, both these terminals could hold a total of 12 million passengers.
Klipp.TV Executive Producer, Dr. Andreas Klippe together with CIAC President, Jaime Melo.
As of May 2019, Terminal 2 is already 65% completed and will be up and running before the end of President Rodrigo Duterte’s term. The CIAC chief also disclosed that they are already working on getting the fund for a second runway. Construction of this independent runway will then effectively double runway capacity.
Melo also discussed issues on vehicle parking and transportation system admitting that while these issues are still quite a challenge, he sees to it to eventually build a multi-leveled parking area in the future targeted to provide ease and convenience to its passengers.
Through the support of the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and Secretary Arthur Tugade, the construction of the Tutuban-Malolos railway can pave the way for a direct connection to the airport terminals just like Singapore and Hong Kong.
With help and support from different agencies working hand-in-hand and the investments poured into the CRK venture, the government sees to constantly improve the facilities and amenities at the Clark International Airport as it is envisioned to become Asia’s next premier gateway.
ANGELES CITY – As part of the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines’ (ECCP) objective to foster a community of European locators and investors in Central Luzon, the ECCP held its third business council meeting on June 7, 2019, at the Clarkton Hotel in Angeles City, Pampanga.
Executive director Florian Gottein and Clark Business Council Chair Dr. Andreas Klippe spearheaded the said gathering which included an exchange of views on business and economic issues.
Klippe presented the most recent developments in Clark and its importance to the region. He reported the expansion of Clark International Airport and the current transportation situation in the area.
As examples, the council chair cited examples of efficient transportation systems in Germany, France, London, and Austria that the Philippines could take as role models.
Gottein showed the most recent activities organized by the bilateral chamber as proof of the ECCP’s active work when it comes to the improvement and assistance of its member companies.
He also highlighted the chamber’s active stand when it comes to bills and laws that put a drawback to foreign businesses in the country through its proposed priorities for the 18th Congress.
These include amendments to the Public Services Act, Foreign Equity Restrictions and the Foreign Investments Act among others.
Discussion on different company concerns was also raised by the participants especially those who do business within the Freeport zone. The chamber remains positive about the major developments going on in the region as it strives to become a growing hub for business and tourism.
With high hopes of officially establishing and inaugurating the chapter in the near future, the council members encouraged the participants to invite business friends and partners so as not to miss this business opportunity.
With more than 40 years in the industry, the ECCP promotes European interests in the Philippines and vice versa offering a strong business network with nearly 800 members.
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE – Clark International Airport Corporation President Jaime Melo provides an update on the latest expansion and upgrade of the Clark International Airport (CRK) in an exclusive interview with the Executive Producer of Klipp.TV Dr. Andreas Klippe.
According to Melo, Terminal 2 is already 65% completed and will be up and running before the end of President Rodrigo Duterte’s term. He also discussed future improvements in parking and transportation system which is targeted to provide ease and relief to its passengers.
With help and support from different agencies working hand-in-hand and the investments poured into the CRK venture, the government sees to constantly improve the facilities and amenities at the Clark International Airport as it is envisioned to become Asia’s next premier gateway.
The expansions at CRK is designed to help ease the congestion at the country’s main aviation complex, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
Date:May 20, 2019 Location: Philippines Language: English By:KLIPP tv
Underdogs, fresh faces, and young politicians prove their strength in this year’s local midterm elections as they won the voters’ choices, eventually defeating seasoned candidates. Now they are expected to prove their capability as new leaders. Find out why they became the talk of the town in the newest episode of Trending Klipps!
Date:May 18, 2019 Location: Philippines Language: English By:KLIPP tv
The passing of the First-time Jobseekers Assistance Act, President Rodrigo Duterte urging the Congress to pass more laws benefiting workers, and the Bb. Pilipinas 2019 sporting their national costumes in a glamorous photoshoot make it to this week’s top three stories! Find out why they became the talk of the town in the newest episode of Trending Klipps!
Date:May 6, 2019 Location: Philippines Language: English By:KLIPP tv
The official launch of the first Philippine-made train, Japan-Philippines’ ties under Emperor Naruhito and the Avengers: Endgame breaking global records make it to this week’s top three stories! Find out why they became the talk of the town in the newest episode of Trending Klipps!
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE, PAMPANGA – The Department of Health issued an advisory reminding the public to take precautionary measures against heat exhaustion, heat stroke and other diseases associated with the summer heat, especially this Lenten season.
As families, locals, and tourists are expected to flock water establishments this vacation, the health department advised against the contraction of skin diseases in swimming pools.
The public must also be wary of summer diseases such as sore eyes, chicken pox, measles, rabies, and dengue.
Aside from summer getaways, religious practices of penitents for the Holy Week such as self-flagellation and crucifixion must also be done with caution as it could cause tetanus or heat stroke. The health undersecretary suggested it is best to avoid these practices all together as it could lead to hazardous consequences.
For travelers, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III advised to bring first aid kits, medicines, and other necessities and to ensure one’s road safety during drives. Duque said,
“For those traveling during the Holy Week, it is best to bring first aid kits and medicines along with other necessities as a safety precaution. It is important to check the roadworthiness of the vehicle, avoid speeding, and make sure seatbelts are fastened or helmets and other protective gears are properly worn.”
Most importantly, the public is advised to always stay hydrated as the temperature continues to rise and avoid too many outdoor activities between 10 A.M to 3 P.M.
The country is expected to experience its hottest temperature in the month of May.
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE, PAMPANGA – Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Arthur Tugade hosted a meeting organized by the Joint Foreign Chambers of the Philippines (JFC) and the American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (AmCham) – The Arangkada Philippines Project (TAPP) at the DOTr headquarters in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga on April 08, 2019.
Clark Business Council Chair Dr. Andreas Klippe and Infrastructure and Transportation Committee Chairman Michael Raeuber represented the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) in the meeting aimed to address plans and concerns regarding the current status of infrastructure and transportation in the country.
Along with the ECCP were representatives from the Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Philippines (ANZCHAM), American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (AmCham), Korean Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (KCCP), and the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines (JCCIPI). Undersecretaries from the DOTr also joined Tugade to help address and record the points and issues discussed during the said meeting.
Foreign chambers joined the meeting with DOTr secretary Arthur Tugade at the transportation headquarters in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga.
As per the transportation head, Royal Cargo Inc., a member of the ECCP represented by Michael Reuber, has been very much supportive and helpful with some of the affairs in NAIA.
The Royal Cargo has provided much-needed assistance during the Xiamen incident last August of 2018 by providing a 500-ton and a 200-ton telescopic crane to remove the disabled aircraft.
The freight and logistics company have also provided assistance and help in some ports all over the country.
Tugade presented the latest updates regarding its infrastructure and transportation projects. He highlighted the developments on the expansion of Clark International Airport and on other aviation projects across the country.
“As we speak, the new terminal of the Clark International Airport is already 60% complete and we are pushing through with the construction of an additional runway as part of the airport’s expansion.”
The secretary also happily informed the chambers about the makeovers done at various provincial and regional airports in 2018 as well the rehabilitation of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) that went from the “worst airport” to being one of the “most improved airports in the world”.
DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade sharing some of the department’s major achievements on infrastructure and transportation.
Tugade said that this year they will be ready to inaugurate 5-6 airports that are simultaneously under development and construction in Catarman, Camiguin, Ormoc, and Siargao. Aside from the government’s aviation projects, Tugade also stated on-going works on public transportation such as developments on subways in Metro Manila, new rail projects, and bus rapid transit.
The foreign chambers are encouraged to join and support the department’s advocacy in the modernization of public transportation in the Philippines. They are also urged to help the country’s economic cluster device systems and ways to materialize the current administration’s vision for the “Build Build Build” venture.
Representatives of the foreign chambers each expressed their support and concerns regarding the country’s current and future infra and transportation projects.
