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Saturday, June 28, 2008

 

Pump prices go up P1.50

World oil prices reach new record highs near $140


Local fuel pump rates are poised to increase again today, as world oil prices soared to new highs near $142 a barrel on Friday.

Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. announced Friday that it will be increasing its fuel prices by P1.50 per liter in order to recoup its under-recoveries from the soaring prices of oil in the world market.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

After claiming that the sinking of their ship MV Princess of the Stars was an “act of God,” an official of Sulpicio Lines Inc. blamed the weather bureau for causing the incident in central Philippines last week.

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Giant utility Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) is targeting to reduce its system-loss charges below the cap set by the Energy Regulatory Commission this year. Its plan would redound to a reduction in consumers’ electricity bills.

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Officials suspended on Friday recovery operations at a sunken ferry containing hundreds of corpses after learning it was carrying large amounts of highly toxic pesticide.

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Jimmy Relativo’s voice was full of pain, as he sat on the shoreline just meters away from the sunken Philippine ferry that is now his pregnant fiancée’s tomb.

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Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri charged that oil firms are behind the increasing attack on the government’s biofuels program by raising fears on its supposedly adverse effects on food production.

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Taiwan asserted its claims to the largest of the disputed Spratly islands, while it called for better relations with two rival claimants—the People’s Republic of China and the Philippines.

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ILOILO: US Navy doctors will help local medics treat victims of Typhoon “Frank” in central Philippines, an American commander said Friday, despite threats from communist guerrillas.

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