India, March 25 -- The Philippines is facing one of its most serious energy challenges in recent years, as global tensions disrupt oil supplies and push fuel prices to record highs. The government has declared a national energy emergency to manage the situation, while citizens struggle with rising costs and uncertainty.

The crisis has already begun affecting transport systems, businesses, and travel, with fears that the situation could worsen in the coming weeks if supply disruptions continue.

Philippines Energy Crisis: Why Was a National Emergency Declared?

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr declared a national energy emergency after warning of an "imminent danger of a critically low energy supply."

The Philippines depends on imports for ...