CEBU CITY, Philippines -- Cebu City is bracing for the rising prices of commodities due to the rising price of fuel, which is affected by an imbalance in the global market.The city is planning
Aside from planning to set up a fuel station at the South Road Properties , the Cebu City government also plans to bring back the mobile markets in Cebu City as a way to have lower prices of farm produce or vegetables from mountain barangays. | CDN Digital file photo
Disaster Chairperson, Lawyer Gerry Carillo, said that the city was planning to put up the fuel station at the SRP that was originally planned after Typhoon Odette, which was not pushed through then because the gasoline stations were able to sustain the demand. “Dili direct ang impact sa pagincrease sa fuel. Fuel is only 5 percent sa price component pero naay uban especially if imported ang source materials. Hopefully, dili ra kaayo dako ang increase,” she said.
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