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Power grid operator NGCP says restoration systems in place
Power grid operator NGCP says restoration systems in place
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Published Dec 03, 2019 09:54 AM PHT
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Updated Dec 03, 2019 10:08 AM PHT

MANILA -- The operator of the Philippines' power grid said Tuesday it was prepared to restore its infrastructure in case of damage due to Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri).
MANILA -- The operator of the Philippines' power grid said Tuesday it was prepared to restore its infrastructure in case of damage due to Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri).
These include pre-fabricated blocks and steel pieces that can be used to rebuild fallen towers "in just a few days," said National Grid Corp spokesperson Cynthia Alabanza.
These include pre-fabricated blocks and steel pieces that can be used to rebuild fallen towers "in just a few days," said National Grid Corp spokesperson Cynthia Alabanza.
The NGCP is the private firm that operates the grid, or the transmission lines between power plants and distribution utilities. A Philippine government company, Transco, owns the grid infrastructure.
The NGCP is the private firm that operates the grid, or the transmission lines between power plants and distribution utilities. A Philippine government company, Transco, owns the grid infrastructure.
"We can erect one tower without heavy equipment, with only our line personnel in the middle of a mountain, or in the middle of a field and we can do that, one or two line personnel a day," Alabanza told ANC's Headstart.
"We can erect one tower without heavy equipment, with only our line personnel in the middle of a mountain, or in the middle of a field and we can do that, one or two line personnel a day," Alabanza told ANC's Headstart.
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Tisoy whipped the Bicol and Southern Luzon regions overnight, damaging the Legazpi City airport and triggering a storm surge in at least one coastal town.
Tisoy whipped the Bicol and Southern Luzon regions overnight, damaging the Legazpi City airport and triggering a storm surge in at least one coastal town.
The NGCP is "very concerned" for Metro Manila, where most of the transmission lines are located, Alabanza said.
The NGCP is "very concerned" for Metro Manila, where most of the transmission lines are located, Alabanza said.
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