P1.8-B fuel subsidy for PUV drivers remains undistributed by DoTR, LTFRB: CoA
P1.8 billion fuel subsidy for public utility vehicle drivers remains undistributed by the Department of Transportation and LTFRB, reveals the latest Commission…
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P1.8 billion fuel subsidy for public utility vehicle drivers remains undistributed by the Department of Transportation and LTFRB, reveals the latest Commission…
A Commission on Audit report found that ₱709.88 million in fuel subsidies remained undistributed due to beneficiary data errors, while ₱2.85 million in…
The Comelec exempted the LTFRB fuel subsidy program from the election ban on social services ahead of the 2 November Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan…
Comelec has exempted the LTFRB’s fuel subsidy program for public utility vehicles from the social services ban imposed ahead of the November Barangay and…
The agency said it urgently needs the funds for its service contracting program which would allow the government to pay participating transport operators and…
LTFRB plans to propose a P20-per-liter fuel subsidy for PUV drivers and operators as rising pump prices strain the transport sector.
Malacañang increased the fuel discount for traditional jeepney and UV Express drivers to P12 per liter starting 15 August, providing additional relief amid…
The LTFRB is studying an expanded fuel subsidy program for public utility vehicles as an alternative to fare hikes amid rising fuel prices linked to Middle…
The government is reviewing proposed public transport fare hikes as fuel prices rise, while studying expanded fuel subsidies to ease the burden on commuters…
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The Philippines secures AUD 45 million from Australia to support the PROGRESS Program, boosting formal jobs, SME growth, and sustainable economic reforms.
The Philippine government plans a P3.5-billion fuel subsidy for PUV drivers and operators to ease the impact of rising oil prices and prevent fare hikes.
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