MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. lays out the government’s steps to cushion the impact of the Middle East conflict, including the implementation of fuel subsidies to public utility drivers, farmers, and fisherfolk. In a video message on Monday, President Marcos also called on local government units to refrain from charging “pass thru fees” especially to vehicles transporting food and other basic commodities.  READ: Gov’t preparing fuel subsidy amid Middle East conflict — DOTr The president also ordered government agencies to review regulatory requirements that could add costs to businesses and consumers. Likewise, he encouraged the public to […]... Keep on reading: Marcos cites fuel subsidies among steps to cushion US-Iran war impact