Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
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Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Gas station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
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