Public transport drivers strike in Manila over soaring fuel prices
Summary
Thousands of public transport drivers in Manila, Philippines, have started a three-day strike. They are protesting because higher fuel prices and taxes are making their incomes too low to live on.Key Facts
- The strike involves public transport drivers in Manila, the capital of the Philippines.
- It is planned to last for three days.
- Drivers are upset about rising fuel prices that increase their daily costs.
- They say their earnings are not enough to cover basic living expenses.
- Higher taxes on fuel contribute to the increased prices.
- Drivers demand better income to support their families.
- Public transport services in Manila are disrupted during the strike.
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