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Philippine Authorities Warn Against Overpricing and Hoarding Amid Fuel Crisis
The Philippine National Police has reported multiple complaints and is warning the public against illegal acts such as overpricing and hoarding during the ongoing fuel crisis.
2 Apr, 02:00 — 2 Apr, 11:29
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RapplerMostly Factual5h ago
Overpricing, hoarding? Watch out for these illegal acts amid fuel crisis
The Philippine National Police says on March 27 that at least six complaints were filed against individuals who committed fuel crisis-related offenses
By Jairo Bolledo
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De Lima pushes expansion of free PUV rides amid fuel crisis
MANILA, Philippines — The service contracting program for public utility vehicles (PUVs), which provides commuters free rides, should be expanded to ease the impact of the fuel price crisis on both drivers and passengers, Mamamayang Liberal Party-list Rep. Leila de Lima said. In a statement released on Wednesday, De Lima said she has filed House Resolution
By postie
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