President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. apologized to the thousands of passengers stranded on New Year’s Day after power outages and a technical glitch led to the cancellations and delays of flights in and out of Manila. | NCorralesINQ /PDI
OCULAR INSPECTION President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. leads an inspection of Naia Terminal 3 on Friday, following a power outage and technical glitch that left some 60,000 passengers stranded and 361 flights canceled on New Year’s Day. —MARIANNE BERMUDEZ
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Friday apologized to the thousands of passengers stranded on New Year’s Day after power outages and a technical glitch led to the cancellations and delays of flights in and out of Manila. “So now, I’m sorry. We, of course, we have to apologize to our kababayans who, especially those who came from abroad because their vacation is limited,” Marcos told reporters in an interview after he inspected Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3.
“That’s why we are asking for your forgiveness. But we’ll do everything we can to make sure it doesn’t happen again,” he assured travelers.
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