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March 4, 2026 at 05:01 PM
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Work from home, online classes pushed to cut power costs
MANILA, Philippines — Parañaque 2nd District Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan has suggested that work-from-home and online class setups be adopted to reduce power expenses, amid fears that tensions due to the Middle Eastern conflict may escalate further. Yamsuan, in a statement on Wednesday said the government must act fast to ease the burden of workers and

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MANILA, Philippines — Parañaque 2nd District Rep MANILA, Philippines — Parañaque 2nd District Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan has suggested that work-from-home and online class setups be adopted to reduce Monitor developments in Work for further updates.

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MANILA, Philippines — Parañaque 2nd District Rep Brian Raymund Yamsuan has suggested that work-from-

MANILA, Philippines — Parañaque 2nd District Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan has suggested that work-from-home and online class setups be adopted to reduce power expenses, amid fears that tensions due to the Middle Eastern conflict may escalate further. Yamsuan, in a statement on Wednesday said the government must act fast to ease the burden of workers and
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