Globe completes service restoration in 7 provinces

Deploys Libreng Tawag, Libreng Charging, Libreng WiFi station in aftermath of ‘Kristine’

Globe has completed service restoration in several provinces in the wake of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, with efforts ongoing in other areas as ground conditions gradually improve.

As of 9 a.m. Friday October 25, 2024, Globe restored service in sites that experienced outages because of commercial power failure. These include the following provinces:

●Camarines Norte

●Oriental Mindoro

●Biliran

●Eastern Samar

●Northern Samar

●Samar

●Southern Leyte

Meanwhile, restoration efforts are nearly complete in the following:

●Occidental Mindoro

●Romblon

●Albay

●Sorsogon

●Leyte

Ground crews have also begun restoration efforts in affected sites in Southern Luzon, where several provinces were severely hit by the powerful storm.

“We are glad to report that several sites affected by power outages due to Kristine are back up 100% just as the storm makes its way out of Philippine territory. Our personnel are on the ground in other affected areas to swiftly restore service to support relief and recovery efforts and help communities cope with the devastating impact of the storm,” said Yoly Crisanto, Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer at Globe.

Globe has also started deploying its Libreng Tawag, Libreng Charging, and Libreng WiFi stations to provide communications support in severely hit areas.

On Thursday, Globe activated a Libreng Tawag, Libreng Charging and Libreng WiFi booth in front of a mall in Zone 1B, Barangay ABC in Cebu City. The station will remain operational until Saturday, October 26, 2024.

Globe continues to call on customers to support relief efforts by donating their Globe Rewards points via the GlobeOne app.

For more information on Globe’s disaster response and Globe Stores operations, follow GlobeICON on Facebook or visit the Globe website for the latest #StaySafePH advisories.

Comments

Globe: No unregistered SIMs in active use

Globe has been at the forefront of efforts to strictly implement and comply with the SIM Registration Act, ensuring that all SIMs currently in use are registered. Globe does not allow any customer to use an unregistered SIM. Under its current system, a new SIM is only activated once registered through Globe’s SIM registration platforms. “We designed our SIM Registration system in such a way that no SIM can be used on the network unless registered. Therefore, all active SIMs within our network are in our system. Even as we continue to enhance our SIM registration platform, we already have measures in place that defend against the illegal use of unregistered SIMs,” said Darius Delgado, Globe Vice President and Head of Consumer Mobile Business. Globe currently has 58.8 million mobile subscribers. Following the registration period from December 27, 2022 to July 30, 2023, which covered SIMs already in use before passage of the law, Globe deactivated over 30 million unregistered SIMs. Since

GLOBE ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER & NINE MONTHS 2024 FINANCIAL AND OPERATING RESULTS:

GLOBE MAINTAINS STRONG FINANCIAL RESULTS: FULL YEAR TARGETS REMAIN ON TRACK RECORD SERVICE REVENUES AT ₱124.0 BILLION, UP 2% YoY; RECORD EBITDA AT ₱64.9 BILLION, UP 7% YoY; EBITDA MARGIN AT 52%, TRACKING ABOVE GUIDANCE; NORMALIZED NIAT AT ₱17.8 BILLION, UP 20% YoY; CORE NIAT AT ₱17.6 BILLION, UP 19% YoY; MYNT'S IMPRESSIVE GROWTH DRIVES GLOBE'S NET INCOME BEFORE TAX, CONTRIBUTING A SIGNIFICANT 14% RECORD MOBILE BUSINESS REVENUES AT ₱87.7 BILLION, UP 5% YoY, LED BY RECORD MOBILE DATA REVENUES OF ₱72.9 BILLION, UP 9% YOY; RECORD CORPORATE DATA REVENUES AT ₱15.5 BILLION, UP 14% YOY; GLOBE'S STRATEGIC SHIFT TO PREPAID FIBER PAYS OFF WITH STRONG CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT; GLOBE SPENT CASH CAPEX OF ₱41.0 BILLION, DOWN 24% YoY, IN LINE WITH STRATEGY TO OPTIMIZE CAPITAL UTILIZATION AND ACHIEVE POSITIVE FREE CASH FLOW BY 2025; GLOBE ATTAINS MSCI ESG “AA” RATING FOR TWO YEARS IN A ROW AND THREE-PEAT FIVE GOLDEN ARROW AWARD FROM THE INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE DIRECTORS Key Financial Highlights:

Shōgun’s Most Shocking and Significant Deaths!

Which one made your jaw drop? It’s full-on war, betrayal, and sacrifice in the latest episode of Shōgun. From cannons butchering mighty samurais, a brutal ambush in the woods, to a lethal stroke of katana to end a violent regime, every life lost in Shōgun pushes the story forward and is never in vain. And it’s only going to get bloody from here. SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t seen the latest episodes of Shōgun or any episode for that matter (if you plan to binge-watch the series once all episodes are available), we suggest you stop reading here. But if you think a little bit of spoiler never hurt anyone and it won’t diminish your interest or the thrill, then read on! What have been the most notable and jaw-dropping deaths in the show so far? And how will these sudden turn of events affect the course of the unfolding civil war in the once united Feudal Japan? Here’s a run-down: Shooting the messenger: Nebara Jozen Lord Ishido’s messenger, Nebara

The Mindanao Wanderer

Search This Blog