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April 4th, 2016 03:46 AM #31clearly, the person in charge of maintaining the genset in tiptop shape, ready to generate at a flick of a switch, was not doing his job. this includes training of personnel to do the right thing in the event of an outage.
either that, or administration has not approved funding for fuel and fresh battery, and other maintenance nicknacks..
maintenance can not do its job if administration refuses to fund them.
let's sit back and watch the finger-pointing game...
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April 4th, 2016 08:21 AM #32
what i don't believe is the lack of a backup power source. airport yan eh. the backup source should ensure that take-offs, landings and loading and unloading of passengers are not affected.
dapat dyan tinawag na lang si john mcclaine para makita ang reason.
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April 4th, 2016 08:33 AM #33
Onli In Da Pilipins!
Singhot pa more!
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!
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April 4th, 2016 08:48 AM #34
smell something fishy...
Meralco: No scheduled power outage | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
The five-hour power outage at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3) on Saturday night was not caused by a technical glitch at the airport substation of the Manila Electric Co., Meralco spokesman Joe Zaldarriaga said yesterday.
He explained that Meralco personnel inspected the site and found no problem with the substation circuits, leading them to conclude that the problem lies with the NAIA and its system.
“Our team’s inspection revealed that Meralco has nothing to do with the power outage at the NAIA Terminal 3 for five hours,” Zaldarriaga said.
The Meralco inspection team, he said, arrived at the NAIA substation at around 1 a.m. yesterday to conduct inspection and repairs on wirings that could have caused the power outage but found nothing wrong with the facility.
He also said that establishments near the terminal did not have the same problem, suggesting that the fault lies with the NAIA.
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April 4th, 2016 09:03 AM #35
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April 4th, 2016 09:17 AM #36
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April 4th, 2016 09:24 AM #37
Sa cebupac, nasa 73 flights na raw ang affected, & a total of around 13k passengers.
Onli in the phl nga.
Pero petiks lang ang mga namamahala ah....parang wala lang. Hinihintay na lang nilang humupa yung ngitngit ng mga tao.
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April 4th, 2016 09:41 AM #38
Si Honrado busy nagtatago. AmpotA!!! Buti pa si Abala, kahit mali ang mga palusot sumasagot. How can he be a product of West Point??? Baka Sangley Point lang cya galing nagkokolelta ng talaba. hahaha...
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April 4th, 2016 10:47 AM #39
Narinig ko lang sa radio.....
Pati raw yung control tower, nawalan daw ng kuryente? Langya, Honrado, pakamatay ka na!
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April 4th, 2016 11:05 AM #40
Yes bro.,- there is an exponentially increasing intensity of disenchantment vs. those running the show here...
Maging hands-on naman kayo mga namumuno rito! Get your assess off your seats and stop scratching your b*lls, while counting your doughs...
Don't tell us the sh!tty excuse, that sh!t happens and this is just less than 1% of the times.. That it is just "inconvenience"... Sobra-sobra nang kahihiyan sa bansa natin ito... At sobra-sobra na ring pahirap sa mga tao natin ito!!!
It is virtually our only International Gateway... Major airlines are using the terminal... Our people and our guests are using this terminal....
It should be up 100%! That is why backups have to be "redundant" and real time!....
Ano ba naman kayo???? Management101 iyan!!!
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!
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No, but it was what sounded closest to Bill, bill. Ha ha ha!
EDSA Rehab/Rebuild and Guadalupe Bridge Repair