ADVERTISEMENT“We expect that the number of travelers to surge once normal flight operations resume,” he added. READ: List of canceled flights from Sept 14 to 17, 2018Red Mariñas, Port Operations Division chief, has instructed BI-Naia Terminal heads to monitor their personnel to ensure the delivery of services. Marinas told immigration officers to bring toiletries and extra uniforms in anticipation of rendering extra hours of duty or being stranded due to heavy rain. “This is the sacrifice of working in airport operations,” said Mariñas in a statement on Sunday. During past typhoons, some of our officers would wade through floodwater just to be able to report to work,” he added.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer September 16, 2018 05:15 UTC