ILOILO CITY —A transport strike opposing rising fuel prices disrupted commuting in Iloilo City on Monday, with a large number of drivers expected to join the protest, officials said. READ: Commuters told: Brace for nationwide ‘transport holiday’ on March 23 Despite the protest, some transport groups continued to operate, with passengers seen boarding public utility jeepneys (PUJs) bound for Iloilo City at GT Mall in Iloilo as of 8:15 a.m. At the northbound Ceres Terminal in Camalig, Jaro, several public utility vehicles (PUVs) were also still available at the jeepney bay as of 8 a.m. to serve commuters. In response […]... Keep on reading: Transport strike disrupts commuting in Iloilo City