PCG cutting routine patrols due to oil price surge sparks 'national concern'
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has to cut routine patrols in some parts of the country due to the persistent oil price surge, sparking a “national concern”…
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Daily TribuneThe Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has to cut routine patrols in some parts of the country due to the persistent oil price surge, sparking a “national concern”…
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The growing clamor from labor groups for a wage hike in the face of the ongoing oil crisis, which has added upward pressure on inflation, is ill-timed, as…
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Floranda and Redulla stressed that subsidies will not be enough unless the government suspends the excise and value-added taxes on petroleum products.
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Australia has denied receiving any request from the United States to deploy naval vessels to the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions persist over global oil shipping…
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Transport groups on Thursday expressed deep dismay over President Marcos Jr.’s suspension of a fare hike, a little relief for drivers and operators of public…
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Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, who has not appeared at the Senate since learning of an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against him, may yet…
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Fuel subsidies amounting to P2.5 billion for drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUV), including ride-hailing cars and tricycles, are already…
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The ethics complaint seeking the imposition of a “no work, no pay” sanction against Senator Bato de la Rosa, arising from his prolonged absence, is poised to…
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Racing against surging fuel costs, the government is moving to secure up to 2 million barrels of additional oil supply as global prices hit record highs, even…
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