DOH says no public hospital price hike to come from fuel hikes
The Department of Health announced that it was not set to implement an increase in service charge for its public hospitals amid the ongoing fuel price…
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The Department of Health announced that it was not set to implement an increase in service charge for its public hospitals amid the ongoing fuel price…
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Malacañang was urged on Saturday to hold a high-stakes dialogue with Iran to ensure that the Philippine-bound oil in transit would safely pass through the…
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At any rate, it now seems the emergency declaration somewhat preempted or blunted criticisms of this administration’s credibility and competence.
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A Filipino who was repatriated after being trafficked to work in a scam hub abroad has safely returned to the Philippines, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said…
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More than 300 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families have safely returned to the Philippines from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) amid escalating…
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The President emphasized that even small actions, such as turning off lights for one hour, can contribute to broader efforts to reduce energy use.
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The senator emphasized the need for comprehensive data on onion production and supply to determine whether continued importation is justified.
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For some families, however, traditions remain unchanged despite the financial strain. One parent said their family will continue their annual ‘Visita Iglesia,’…
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Senator Loren Legarda is considering a Bayanihan 3 Law that would grant President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. more special powers, including to temporarily waive the…
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QUEZON CITY — Brother Industries marked its 25th year in the Philippines on 25 March at Opus Mall, where it outlined developments, challenges, and upcoming…
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This action follows nationwide protests since mid-March, as drivers face diesel prices nearing P120/liter and gasoline over P100, eroding profits despite…
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Oil refineries are still running on the inventories before Iran was attacked — inventories normally lasting 40-60 days — but these refineries are now running…
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Instead of providing the public with a clear path to navigate through the series of price shocks, the edict only added to the confusion.
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The strongest measure taken by the government thus far — the suspension of the excise tax on fuel — will have little effect in easing Filipinos’ suffering,…
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The Philippines may face a debt crisis worse than the ongoing oil shock if the government fails to cut wasteful spending and rein in its fiscal position,…
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‘But what we are focusing on now is immediate, you know, we will have to amend the Oil Deregulation Law.’
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Filipino households should brace for worsening economic and climate-related conditions throughout 2026, Vice President Sara Duterte warned on Friday, saying…
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The big three domestic oil firms warned that their fuel inventories may run out next month if the problem in the Strait of Hormuz is not resolved, but…
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