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Palace allots P400 million for PUV fuel discounts; P1,000 monthly aid pushed

MALACAÑANG on Thursday said the government has initially allocated P400 million for its P12-per-liter fuel discount program for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers, with the assistance set to continue as long as transport workers require support. Palace Press Officer Clarissa A. Castro said the Department of Transportation (DoTr) would provide details on how the P12-per-liter

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Palace allots P400 million for PUV fuel discounts; P1,000 monthly aid pushed

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WIRE — MALACAÑANG on Thursday said the government has initially allocated P400 million for its P12-per-liter fuel discount program for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers, with the assistance set to continue as long as transport workers require support. Palace Press Officer Clarissa A. Castro said the Department of Transportation (DoTr) would provide details on how the P12-per-liter

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