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Taxi drivers blast alleged oil hoarding in CDO
Taxi drivers blast alleged oil hoarding in CDO
Greanne Mendoza,
ABS-CBN News
Published Jan 03, 2017 11:40 PM PHT

After four consecutive oil price hikes across the country, taxi drivers in Cagayan de Oro city expressed fear that several gasoline stations are possibly hoarding fuel products.
After four consecutive oil price hikes across the country, taxi drivers in Cagayan de Oro city expressed fear that several gasoline stations are possibly hoarding fuel products.
According to Bernie Jamaca, president of Cagayan de Oro First Taxi Drivers Alliance, some drivers have already complained that some gasoline stations refused to sell fuel, saying there is a shortage.
According to Bernie Jamaca, president of Cagayan de Oro First Taxi Drivers Alliance, some drivers have already complained that some gasoline stations refused to sell fuel, saying there is a shortage.
However, a few hours after the latest oil price hike last January 1, the same gasoline stations resumed selling petroleum products.
However, a few hours after the latest oil price hike last January 1, the same gasoline stations resumed selling petroleum products.
Jamaca, along with 3,000 drivers of the association, said they fear that major oil players are illegally hoarding gasoline.
Jamaca, along with 3,000 drivers of the association, said they fear that major oil players are illegally hoarding gasoline.
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According to Engineer Nilo Geroche, head of the energy industry management division in the Department of Energy (DOE) Mindanao field office, hoarding is illegal. However, Geroche added, they have not yet received any formal complaints in Mindanao.
According to Engineer Nilo Geroche, head of the energy industry management division in the Department of Energy (DOE) Mindanao field office, hoarding is illegal. However, Geroche added, they have not yet received any formal complaints in Mindanao.
DOE encourages the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities of gasoline stations.
DOE encourages the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities of gasoline stations.
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