Second week of transport strike beginsCommuters wait for public utility vehicles along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City as PUV drivers were at fuel subsidy pay- out sites yesterday. MANILA, Philippines — The second week of transport strikes begins today with public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators, along with commuters, pressing the government for concrete action to address soaring fuel prices. We need to prioritize (fuel) subsidies, free rides, talk to toll operators and give discounts. The group also expressed openness to working with the government and transport sector on long-term solutions that balance the needs of drivers and commuters. Class adjustmentsDue to the difficulty of commuting caused by the ongoing transport strike and the simultaneous cash aid payouts, some universities adjusted their class arrangements.
