The Philippine government anticipates the arrival of over 1 million barrels of diesel this week, procured to meet domestic demand for five days, according to Executive Secretary Ralph Recto.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) in the Philippines has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding free internet access nationwide, celebrating the country's 32nd anniversary of its first internet connection.

The Philippine government's 'Benteng Bigas Meron Na' program expanded its rollout in Palo town, Leyte, providing subsidized rice to 5,000 residents to help mitigate rising food prices.

Migrant workers from Bengal are attempting to return to their home state to cast what they consider a vital vote, despite facing steep travel costs and various fears.

Malaysian travel agencies reported approximately 2,800 tour cancellations in the first week of the Iran war, with tourists now adopting a "wait-and-see" approach, significantly impacting the local tourism sector.

The Social Security System (SSS) in the Philippines is exploring relief measures, including a loan payment moratorium for members and a condonation program for employers, to address economic challenges.

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is implementing new technology in its Pasig-Marikina river project to enhance flood control, even as the agency faces an unresolved scandal over its flood control initiatives.

The Department of Agriculture (DA) in the Philippines is considering establishing a Bio-Safe examination facility within the Subic Bay Freeport. This initiative aims to strengthen the country's defenses against agricultural smuggling and prevent the spread of diseases.

An analysis highlights the cumulative economic strain caused by rising fuel prices and supply constraints, leading to higher costs, delayed projects, and operational difficulties for businesses.

Energy experts in Thailand have voiced concerns over a recent sharp increase in fuel prices, warning of potential hardship and profiteering, and calling for government reforms.

The state weather bureau forecasts hot and humid conditions with chances of isolated rain showers or thunderstorms across the Philippines on Monday, March 30.

Amnesty International Philippines has urged the government to conduct a prompt, independent, impartial, and transparent investigation into alleged abuses in the implementation of the Anti-Terrorism Act, particularly concerning women and child rights.

The Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) in the Philippines will release P1.2 billion in assistance to vulnerable workers, particularly in the transport sector, to mitigate the impact of the ongoing fuel crisis.

Fuel pump prices have increased in Metro Manila, prompting Rappler to create a dedicated price tracker to assist motorists, commuters, and businesses in monitoring the changes.

Chinese officials have called on the Philippines to stabilize bilateral relations following a weekend of 'candid and in-depth' discussions on their maritime dispute and regional issues.