The review was conducted to show that these medicinal plants are capable in treating infections and some diseases. The Department of Health of the Philippines approved 10 medicinal plants namely Allium sativum (Garlic/Bawang), Blumea balsamifera (Nagal camphor/sambong), Cassia alata (Ringworm bush/akapulko), Clinopodium douglasii (Mint/yerba Buena), Ehretia microphylla (Scorpion bush/Tsaang Gubat), Momordica charantia (Bitter Melon/Ampalaya), Peperomia pellucida (Silver bush/ulasimang Bato), Psidium guajava (Guava/Bayabas), Quisqualis indica (Rangoon creeper/niyug-niyogan), and Vitex negundo (Five-leaved Chaste Tree/lagundi). Medicinal plants tend to cure some certain diseases and could be a source for potential drugs. If you call us outside of working hours, including weekends and bank holidays, our phone lines will go through to our metering partners, who will help you in an emergency.Natural product is one of the sources of drugs in pharmaceutical industry, and one of the notable origin of natural product is the medicinal plants. Getting in touch outside of working hours email you request a callback or email between 9am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, we'll reply within one hour.Get in touch if you have any other kind of emergency If there’s no outage in your area, and there’s nothing wrong with your boiler, get in touch and we’ll see if we can help. If there’s no error message on your boiler, and all your gas appliances have stopped working, get in touch with your network operator - they’ll be able to tell you if there’s a gas outage in your area. You can find a local engineer on the Gas Safe Register. you have more than one gas appliance but not all of them have stopped working - for example, if your boiler is working but your gas hob isn’t.there’s an error message on your boiler.You should contact a Gas Safe registered engineer if either: We’ve got some advice for checking your fuse box and trip switches. If you’ve lost power to part of your home, or your local network operator says your area isn’t affected by a power cut, it’s likely you’ve got a tripped fuse. They should be able to tell you if there’s a problem in your area, and when it’ll be fixed. Smart Pay As You Go meters that you can top up in your Bulb accountĬall 105 to reach your local network operator.top up (prepay) meters that you top up with a key or card.There are some things to check first if you have:
if you can, turn off your gas supply at the meter and leave it switched off until you're sure it's safe to turn it back on againĭon't go back inside until the National Gas Emergency Service have given you the all clear.don't go into confined spaces, such as small cellars or attics.don't turn light switches or anything electrical on or off, including mobile phones.don't smoke or use matches or cigarette lighters.open your doors and windows so the gas can escape.
Go outside, then call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 to report a suspected gas leak. If you can smell gas or think there's a gas leak
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