The Committee on Transportation in the House of Representatives will conduct an briefing on the disastrous New Year power outage at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) next week.
The Committee on Transportation in the House of Representatives will conduct an briefing on the disastrous New Year power outage at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport next week.
This was confirmed by panel chairman, Antipolo 2nd district Rep. Romeo Acop in an interview Thursday, Jan. 5. Acop said the transportation and aviation officials were invited “to brief us on the issue and give us their initial investigation report”. He said the meeting will be done is a mixed virtual and physical set-up.
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