Nag-utos si Marcos ng paglilinis ng mga daan sa Mayon Volcano

Nag-utos si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ng agarang paglilinis ng mga daan sa mga lugar na naapektuhan ng pagsabog ng Mayon Volcano sa Albay upang maiwasan ang pagkaantala sa pang-araw-araw na gawain at matulungan ang mga nasalanta ng abo. Ayon sa kanya, gagawin nitong bukas ang mga daan sa darating na Lunes. Mabilis na tumugon ang mga ahensya ng gobyerno sa epekto ng ashfall.

Sa panahon ng pagbubukas ng Cavite-Laguna Expressway Subsection 3 sa General Trias, Cavite, sinabi ni Marcos sa mga reporter, “Right now, we have to clean the roads because of the ashfall.”

Idinagdag niya na ang Department of Public Works and Highways, sa pamumuno ni Secretary Vince Dizon, ay nagtatrabaho upang buksan ang lahat ng daan. “And I think we’ll be able to say that the thoroughfares will be open perhaps by today (Monday),” pahayag niya. Bumisita si Dizon sa Albay noong weekend upang suriin ang kalagayan ng mga residente matapos ang strombolian eruption noong nakaraang Sabado.

Nagbigay agad ng tulong ang Department of Social Welfare and Development ng pagkain at pangunahing pangangailangan, habang nagpatuloy ang Department of Health sa pamamahagi ng face masks. Ayon kay Albay Gov. Noel Rosal, nabigyan na ng lahat ng kailangan ang mga apektado. “The first concern of course was the health concerns. And we were able to bring out the people who were in the danger area. We were able to provide them with medical attention,” ani Marcos.

Apektado ang mahigit 100,000 residente ayon sa National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, lalo na sa Camalig at Guinobatan. Tumulong ang Coast Guard District Bicol sa paglilinis sa Guinobatan at nagpadala ng water desalinator na gumagawa ng mahigit 10,000 litro ng tubig bawat araw. Hindi tataas ang alert level mula 3 patungo sa 4, sabi ni Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr., dahil wala pang mga palatandaan nito.

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President Marcos Jr. announcing PUV aid, fuel subsidies, and barangay support to counter Middle East crisis impacts on fuel prices and livelihoods.
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Marcos approves PUV aid, fuel subsidy and P8-billion barangay support amid Middle East crisis

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved a service contracting program for public utility vehicles, a P10-per-liter fuel subsidy starting April 15, and the release of P8 billion in assistance for over 42,000 barangays nationwide to cushion impacts from the Middle East crisis such as higher fuel prices, a weaker peso, and threats to livelihoods, Malacañang said Thursday. PUV drivers will receive additional income of P40 to P100 per kilometer, while commuters get at least 20% fare discounts on routes linked to trains and major bus lines.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured that government programs will not be disrupted by the war in the Middle East. In a vlog posted yesterday on his YouTube and social media, he said services for the sick, students, and others will continue. He also highlighted housing projects amid the challenges.

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the opening of the 7.88-kilometer Subsection 3 of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) in General Trias, Cavite. The segment allows travelers to bypass congested local roads in southern Luzon. Toll fees are waived starting midnight on May 5 for one month.

The Senate approved on third reading a bill granting President Marcos emergency powers to suspend or reduce fuel excise taxes. It passed with 17 affirmative votes and no negative votes or abstentions. Bicameral talks are expected today before the congressional break.

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that starting March 9, some executive offices will implement a four-day workweek due to rising oil prices from the Middle East crisis. Measures include reducing energy and petroleum use, while coordination continues for aid to Filipinos. Business groups are open to similar arrangements but express concerns for certain sectors.

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso has ordered a 50% reduction in fuel use across the city government in response to supply and price disruptions from the US-Iran conflict in the Middle East. This comes as oil prices are set to rise in the Philippines next week. The measures aim to safeguard public funds and essential services.

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The House of Representatives has approved a bill on second reading granting President Marcos special powers to suspend or reduce excise taxes on fuel to cushion the impact of soaring oil prices due to the Middle East conflict. This measure is part of broader government efforts to protect Filipinos from potential increases in commodity prices. Meanwhile, the Department of Transportation is studying a possible fare hike for public transport.

 

 

 

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