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THE City Government of Marikina has tapped digital financial services leader PayMaya to roll out contactless payments for real property and other business taxes within the city. Using PayMaya’s payment platform, residents and businesses can now pay for their city government fees online from the safety of their own homes. All they have to do is log-in to Marikina’s online portal powered by PayMaya Checkout and pay using any credit, debit, or prepaid card as well as their PayMaya wallet. This initiative is in collaboration with the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP). “Through this cashless initiative with PayMaya and DBP, we are empowering our constituents with a safer way to pay for taxes and other fees online so that they don’t have to physically go to the city hall, especially at this time. This will contribute towards safer and more efficient government transactions during this pandemic. At the same time, this will allow us to continue delivering critical services to the ... » Learn More about Marikina goes cashless with PayMaya for resident, citizen payments

The Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) has now spread to 27 countries and territories worldwide. There are 17,387 confirmed cases and 362 deaths as of this morning. Welcome to our Monday morning update as we enter a new month with the coronavirus still growing , both inside China and outside, with the first death outside China over the weekend – a 44 year old Chinese visitor to The Philippines. Thailand currently has 19 confirmed cases of the virus with 7 people already fully recovered and going home. One of the cases is a Bangkok taxi driver who was confirmed with the Coronavirus on Friday and had never visited China. In other milestones… • Doctors in Thailand claim they discovered a medical treatment that cured a patient of coronavirus ‘in 48 hours’. Dr. Kriangsak Atipornwanich, from Rajavithi Hospital in Bangkok, says he treated a 71 year old female from China with a combination of drugs used in HIV and flu treatments. He said the patient had previously been treated with only ... » Learn More about Coronavirus UPDATE – Confirmed cases exceed 17,000, 362 deaths

KUALA LUMPUR: Teladan Setia Group Bhd is buying 520 acres of land in Jasin, Melaka for RM95.1mil, increasing its total landbank 738.9 acres. The property firm said it is planning to developed landed residential properties priced between RM200,000 to RM400,000 each in Jasin. "Based on our recent market studies, we believe that landed homes remain the property of choice among the local Melaka population for the foreseeable future,” Managing Director Richard Teo Lay Ban said in a statement today. On Wednesday, Teladan Setia' wholly owned Asal Harta Sdn Bhd has entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with Eramaju Tegas Sdn Bhd for the proposed acquisition of three parcels of land in Jasin in Melaka with an aggregate land size of 519.8 acres for a total consideration of RM95.1mil. Teleadan Setia said the purchase will be settled by a combination of cash and bank borrowings. ... » Learn More about Teladan Setia expands landbank in Melaka