Philippines Faces Fuel Price Hike Starting September 15
Philippines motorists and public utility vehicle drivers will face higher fuel costs starting Tuesday, September 15. Escalating Middle East conflicts and Red Sea attacks have driven up global oil prices, impacting local pump prices.
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