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The Philippines gave $84 cash aid to tricycle drivers in Metro Manila amid rising fuel costs from Middle East tensions.
The Philippine government distributed 5,000-peso ($84) cash aid to tricycle drivers in Metro Manila amid soaring fuel prices caused by Middle East conflict following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.
The aid, part of a broader response to economic strain, comes as civil servants work a four-day week, ferry services are cut, and the country explores Russian oil imports.
While jeepney fares are set to rise 8% to offset costs, tricycle fares remain unchanged, leaving drivers struggling despite the relief.
The Senate prepared to vote on granting President Marcos emergency powers to suspend oil excise taxes, and the government is expanding aid to other transport workers.
Filipinas dio ayuda en efectivo de $84 a los conductores de triciclos en Metro Manila en medio del aumento de los costos de combustible debido a las tensiones en Oriente Medio.