The Philippines will postpone the signing of the commercial agreement for the China-funded Subic-Clark Railway, as Beijing has yet to provide a list of three potential contractors, a transport official said on Wednesday. Transportation Undersecretary Timothy John Batan said the Philippine government has yet to receive the shortlist of potential contractors for the railway. "Hindi pa natatanggap yung tinatawag nating shortlist nung tatlong contractors kung kanino natin i-issue yung request for proposal natin," Batan said in a press conference. "As soon as matanggap natin yan, nakakasa na yung ating operations, closed na yung ating...
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