Gov't Saves P260.4M on ASEAN Summit Vehicles Through Borrowing
The Philippine government announced it saved approximately P260.4 million by borrowing vehicles for the 49th ASEAN Summit. The vehicles, provided by companies like Hyundai and Lexus, along with Grab, will be returned after the summit.
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