Philippines: DOE Urges Motorists to Refuel Ahead of Expected Oil Price Hike
The Philippine Department of Energy is urging drivers to refuel this weekend due to an anticipated surge in gasoline prices, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East. Significant price increases are expected to take effect next Tuesday, prompting the government to advise consumers to mitigate the impact.
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