WIRE — MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday opened the Philippines first interactive energy museum at the Department of Energy (DOE) Energy Center in Taguig City. The museum transforms complex energy concepts into engaging and accessible learning experiences for the public. READ: Marcos wants electricity system loss charges scrapped "It is immersive and interactive, and
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