TYPHOON-HIT AREAS VISIT. President Rodrigo Roa Duterte inspects one of the areas battered by Typhoon Odette in Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte on Dec. 22, 2021. Malacanang on Wednesday (Jan. 5, 2022) said protocols are in place to protect Duterte without limiting his activities amid the surge of Covid-19 infections. (Presidential photo by King Rodriguez) MANILA - Amid a spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, Malacanang on Wednesday said it is taking the necessary steps to enforce strict Covid-19 protocols following the planned visit of President Rodrigo Duterte to areas hit by Typhoon Odette last month. Acting Presidential Spokesperson, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles, said the Palace is devising measures to protect Duterte's health and safety without limiting his activities. "While ensuring his safety and his health, we also do not want to limit his movements especially kung gusto niyang bumisita rin sa mga lugar, gaya ng sinabi niya kagabi, bumisita muli sa mga naapektuh
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LISTED utility-operator Manila Water Co. (MWC) announced it has set up a mobile treatment plant (MTP) next to the Inabanga River in Bohol to provide clean water to towns badly affected by Typhoon Odette. MWC said in a statement the MTP, the second in operation in calamity-hit Visayas, was put…