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Clark locators join IEC webinar under new normal
By Mar T. Supnad CLARK FREEPORT—A total of 80 representatives from various locators in this Freeport recently participated in a two-day information and education campaign (IEC) Webinar spearheaded by Clark Development Corporation (CDC). With its theme “Bagong Kaalaman, Bagong Benepisyo tulong sa Empleyado sa Panahon ng Pandemya”, the IEC webinar aims to inform and update…
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CDC launches ‘Clark Bike Days’ program
By Mar T. Supnad CLARK FREEPORT – Bikers and cycling enthusiasts will now have a chance to rediscover the scenic routes in this freeport as Clark Development Corporation (CDC) launched the “Clark Bike Days” program. In a Facebook post by CDC-Tourism and Promotions Division (TPD), the state-owned firm shared that Saturdays and Sundays will be…
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28 Nueva Ecija students to receive scholarship grants from CDC
By Mar T. Supnad CLARK FREEPORT — Twenty-eight students from the Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (NEUST) will receive scholarship grants from Clark Development Corporation (CDC) after an agreement was signed between the state-owned firm and the local government of Sta. Rosa town in Nueva Ecija in a simple ceremony held recently. The…
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CDC, PAMCHAM convene
Clark Development Corporation (CDC) President and CEO Noel F. Manankil (3rd from left) with (from left) CDC Assistant Vice President for Business Enhancement Department Atty. Noelle Mina Meneses, CDC- Health and Sanitation Division Manager Dr. Clemencita Dobles and Officer-in-Charge for Legal Affairs Atty. Anna Gayle T. Barin share updates and developments inside Clark Freeport Zone…
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Florida sheriff orders deputies not to wear masks
A Florida sheriff barred deputies from wearing facial coverings in most work settings, authorities said Wednesday, even as the state continues to struggle with record-breaking coronavirus numbers. Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods insisted there’s no conclusive evidence that wearing masks curbs the spread of the virus — despite explicit Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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Clark sister companies seek transfer of locators’ contracts
By Mar T. Supnad CLARK FREEPORT ― The Clark International Airport Corp. on Wednesday said its sister company, Clark Development Corp., agreed to facilitate the transfer of 43 contracts of CDC locators within the Clark Civil Aviation Complex to CIAC. “We had a meeting with (CDC president) Noel Manankil on August 11 and he is…