Today’s headlines: War on Iran, rising prices, Sara impeached
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:
Iran has told the UN Security Council and the International Maritime Organization that ‘non-enemy ships’ may pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This, if they cooperate with the Iranian authorities.
In the worst-case scenario, the Philippines’ agriculture department says retail prices for rice, pork, and chicken could rise by at least half.
Energy Secretary Sharon Garin says the country had an average of 45 days of oil supply as of March 20. She adds that the situation is not yet alarming as the average supply has not decreased to 15 days, and she explains that it is still ‘manageable.’
The House Justice Committee is summoning Sara Duterte’s former aide Ramil Madriaga, when his impeachment trial begins. Duterte, as expected, is skipping the hearing on Wednesday, March 25, calling it a ‘fishing expedition.’
Pulse Asia research says that Vice President Sara Duterte’s alleged involvement in corruption activities is the main reason for not having confidence in him. – Rappler.com
