AirAsia Philippines, one of the country’s top carriers, may face serious operational challenges as unpaid government obligations approaching P1 billion put its licenses and airport access at risk. Read more »
The Philippines is set to strengthen its energy research capabilities with the opening of the country’s first dedicated laboratory for oil and gas exploration in Palawan. Read more »
Public utility vehicle drivers in Metro Manila will soon receive financial assistance from the government as fuel prices continue to climb due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Read more »
Muntinlupa City has introduced new measures to manage rising fuel costs, including the formation of a task force that will monitor possible overpricing and hoarding of fuel products. The initiative comes as the local government moves to implement energy conservation policies across city offices amid increasing oil prices. Read more »
Transport workers in Iloilo City are set to receive financial assistance as the local government rolls out a fuel subsidy program to help ease the burden of rising petroleum costs. The initiative aims to support public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators who have been affected by the continued increase in fuel prices linked to global tensions in the Middle East. Read more »
A Filipina caregiver from Pangasinan, Mary Ann Velasquez De Vera, was killed in an airstrike in Israel while helping her employer reach a bomb shelter. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed her death and assured government assistance for her family amid rising Middle East tensions. Read more »
