Baguio LGU to spend P1.1 billion yearly to make fuel supply stable

BAGUIO CITY — Concluding that the projected impact of the war on Iran could be worse for the country than the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Benjamin Magalong and the Baguio City Council said as they adapted an economic continuity program this week. The initiative aims to secure the city’s power and water, widen access to food and other commodities, protect small businesses, and tap new revenues to keep the summer capital functioning while the crisis exists.  National and local economic activity will likely slow down even after the attacks launched on Iran by the United States and Israel finally conclude, the […]... Keep on reading: Baguio LGU to spend P1.1 billion yearly to make fuel supply stable

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