Iran allows ‘non-hostile’ ships to pass through Strait of Hormuz | The wRap
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:
- Iran tells UN: ‘Non-hostile’ ships can transit Strait of Hormuz
Iran tells the United Nations Security Council and the International Maritime Organization ‘non-hostile vessels’ may pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This, if they coordinate with Iranian authorities.
- Worst case scenario: At least 50% rice, pork, chicken price hike if Gulf crisis persists
In a worst case scenario, the Philippine agriculture department says retail prices of rice, pork, and chicken may increase by at least half.
- DOE’s Garin says PH has average 45 days of fuel supply, down by 10 days since war began
Energy Secretary Sharon Garin says the country had an average of 45 days’ supply of fuel as of March 20. She adds the situation is not yet alarming since the average supply had not gone down to 15 days, and she describes it as still ‘manageable.’
- House panel demands VP Sara’s SALNs, summons Madriaga at impeach hearing kickoff
The House justice committee summons ex-Sara Duterte aide Ramil Madriaga, as hearings on her impeachment start. Duterte, as expected, skips the hearing Wednesday, March 25, calling it a ‘fishing expedition.’
- Corruption allegations fuel distrust in Sara Duterte – survey
A Pulse Asia survey says Vice President Sara Duterte’s alleged involvement in corrupt activities is the top reason for distrust in her. – Rappler.com
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