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Philippine Fisherfolk Halt Operations Due to Fuel Price Spikes
Small fisherfolk in the Philippines have ceased their operations as diesel prices surge, with groups warning that the rising production costs are making fishing unsustainable.
30 Mar, 02:56 — 30 Mar, 11:42
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OIL PRICE WATCH as of March 30, 2026
MANILA, Philippines – Local fuel prices are once again under close watch as the Philippines braces for potential increases at the end of the month, though motorists may catch a brief respite. Based on the first four trading sessions this week, diesel prices are projected to rise by P11 to P12 per liter, while gasoline
By Dona Policar
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Fishing boats have sat idle since fuel price spikes
Small fisherfolk have halted operations as diesel prices surge, with groups warning of rising production costs.
By Cristina Chi
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First report: philstar · 30 Mar, 02:56|Full coverage: 2 · 9h|Window: 9h
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