
Middle East Conflict Disrupts Global Supply Chains, Causes LPG Crisis in India, and Impacts Philippine Tourism
The US-Iran-Israel war is causing significant disruptions to global supply chains, leading to weekly losses for Kenya's flower industry, threatening world food security due to fertilizer issues, and triggering a severe LPG crisis in India due to import disruptions, which has now led to protests by Indian opposition parties. The conflict has also led to rising fuel prices, impacting tourism in the Philippines' Mountain Province and prompting the cancellation of local festivals.
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Protest in India over cooking gas crisis
Indian opposition parties have staged a protest over the shortage of cooking gas triggered by the war on Iran.
Read full article →US-Iran war: Why India is facing an LPG crisis — explained in charts
India grapples with a severe cooking gas shortage, driven by Middle East conflict-induced import disruptions. Long queues and panic buying plague cities as supply chains strain. The government is prioritising household needs, cutting industrial allocations, while seeking to restore commercial supplies and urging a shift to alternatives like piped natural gas.
By KANCHAN YADAV
Read full article →India Does Not Have LPG Problem, It Has LOP Problem: Pralhad Joshi To NDTV
"If you look at our neighbours, they are having major issues. In India not even a single petrol pump is dry," Pralhad Joshi said.
Read full article →Mountain Province tourism bracing for impact of rising fuel prices
BAGUIO CITY—Tourism in Mountain Province is taking a hit from the fuel shocks due to the conflict in the Middle East, which entered its 25th day on Wednesday. Gov. Bonifacio Lacwasan on Wednesday canceled the province’s annual Lang-ay Festival scheduled on April 6 to comply with President Marcos’ declaration of a state of national energy
By NewsPublish
Read full article →DA: Higher food prices possible
Food prices could rise as Middle East tensions affect logistics and input costs, particularly urea-based fertilizer, the Department of Agriculture said yesterday.
By Josiah Antonio
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