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27/03/2026

LOWEST IN HISTORY

BREAKING: The Philippine peso closed Friday at a new all-time low of ₱60.55:$1, surpassing the previous record of ₱60.3:$1 hit on Monday, March 23, 2026. | via Jon Viktor Cabuenas/GMA News Online

Visit www.gmanetwork.com/news for more news and updates.

24/03/2026

STATE OF NATIONAL ENERGY EMERGENCY

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. signed Executive Order No. 110 on Tuesday, March 24, declaring a national energy emergency and approving a comprehensive package to support livelihoods, industry, food, and transportation sectors.

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23/03/2026

KAYA PA BA NG BULSA, KAPAMILYA?

Narito ang inaasahang itataas sa presyo ng mga produktong petrolyo sa Martes, March 24, 2026.

23/03/2026

HETO NA, LIKOD NA NG AIRCON ULIT! 🥵🪭

PAGASA terminates the northeast monsoon or Amihan season, signaling the start of dry season.

In a bulletin, PAGASA said that the shift of wind direction from northeasterly to easterly is due to the formation of the High Pressure Area over the Northwestern Pacific.

The state weather bureau noted that some areas of Northern Luzon may still experience occasional northeasterly winds. | via Josiah Antonio

23/03/2026

⚠️Paglilinaw:
The interim use of Euro 2 fuels, however, is limited to in-use vehicle models from 2015 and earlier, traditional jeepneys, industrial applications and marine and shipping sectors.

22/03/2026

Here’s the expected increase in petroleum product prices on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.

21/03/2026

Hindi lang basta karga, dapat siguradong tama. ⛽

Sa Petro Gazz, every liter is measured with accuracy and served with integrity.

Kaya sa bawat full tank, kampante ka na sulit ang bayad.

20/03/2026

DIESEL MAY HIT P130/LITER NEXT WEEK

NEWS UPDATE: Diesel prices may rise again next week by around P14 to P14.50 per liter, potentially reaching close to P130, after already increasing by more than P20 per liter this week, according to a national media report. In the same way, gasoline prices are also expected to go up by about P7 to P7.50 per liter, possibly surpassing P100 per liter.

These estimates are based on four days of trading using the Mean of Platts Singapore and may still increase further with one trading day remaining.

20/03/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Local Government Unit of Hinatuan hereby informs the public that a Tourism Fee of Fifty Pesos (₱50.00) shall be collected from tourists or non-Hinatuan residents, including Hinatuanons who are not currently residing in the municipality, starting April 1, 2026.

The fee will be collected at the Mandatory Tourist Drop-Off Point located at Hinatuan Night Harbour in Poblacion as part of the municipality’s system to streamline tourist registration, facilitate the efficient collection of tourism-related fees including the entrance fee of Enchanted River, and provide proper visitor orientation.

The ₱50.00 Tourism Fee serves as a general access fee for visitors intending to visit tourist attractions throughout the Municipality; however, it does not include the entrance fee required in every tourist attraction.

This initiative aims to ensure the orderly flow of tourists while supporting tourism development, environmental protection, conservation efforts, infrastructure maintenance, and other tourism-related services. All visitors are advised to comply with this policy and coordinate with authorized personnel upon arrival.

Thank you for your cooperation in promoting sustainable tourism in Hinatuan.

20/03/2026

19/03/2026

Sri Lanka shut down Wednesdays. Thailand told people to stop wearing suits. Myanmar banned cars on alternate days. Pakistan moved schools online. One war is reshaping an entire continent.

Sri Lanka has declared every Wednesday a public holiday starting March 18, 2026, effectively moving the country to a four-day work week. The measure applies to all government offices, schools, universities, and courts. Essential services like hospitals remain operational. The reason: a growing fuel crisis triggered by the Iran war and the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, through which 90% of Asia's oil supply flows.

The government has also reintroduced fuel rationing via a QR code system — 15 litres per week for cars, 5 for motorcycles. The same system was used during Sri Lanka's 2022 economic collapse. Sri Lanka is not alone. Thailand is urging lighter clothing to cut AC use. Myanmar restricted cars to alternate days. Bangladesh moved up holidays. Pakistan shifted schools online.

One war, thousands of miles away, is now deciding which days entire countries can function.