DOE assesses energy facilities in Mindanao after quake

Date:

Share post:

MANILA — Members of Task Force on Energy Resiliency (TFER) are now checking energy infrastructure in several areas in Mindanao hit by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake at around 7:37 p.m. Wednesday.

In a statement, the Department of Energy (DOE) said the TFER “is now gathering data on the status of energy facilities.”

“The Department of Energy assures the public of updates on the matter,” it added.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said the earthquake, which is tectonic in origin, was felt the most in North Cotabato, with Intensity VII recorded in Kidapawan City. (PNA)

spot_img

Related articles

Trial, Dismissal, or Delay? Duterte’s ICC Moment of Reckoning

As the confirmation hearing closes, the International Criminal Court weighs whether Rodrigo Duterte’s case moves to full trial...

Senate Resets First Bangsamoro Parliament Poll to 2026

Lawmakers push for September 14, 2026 vote, aiming to end repeated election delays and stabilize the Bangsamoro transition. COTABATO...

Samal’s Power Shift: Promise of Progress — But Will It Deliver?

New distributor’s takeover raises hopes of investment revival, but residents and businesses are watching if service reliability will...

Mayors Rally Behind ₱57-B Fund Hike, Stress Clean Implementation

Reformist local leaders back record LGSF boost but say transparency will define its success. MANILA (February 27)  — The...