Philippine President Marcos Jr. Declares Energy Emergency Amid Fuel Crisis
Four hundred and twenty-five of the Philippines' 14,485 gas stations have temporarily closed due to supply constraints, raising concerns about the country's energy situation. In response, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a national energy emergency and been granted emergency powers, though transport groups criticize these powers as 'useless' amid the ongoing oil price hike.
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MANILA, Philippines — Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) and transport group Piston have criticized the emergency powers given to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. amid his declaration of national energy emergency, saying that the powers are useless as many drivers and operators continue to suffer from the oil price hike. Bayan secretary general Mong Palatino and Piston
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