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Gasoline, kerosene prices up Tuesday as diesel rolls back for a second week

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Pump prices of gasoline and kerosene went up while diesel was rolled back for a second straight week, with the changes taking effect at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, October 6, GMA News and ABS-CBN News reported. In an advisory, the Department of Energy set a maximum increase of P1.93 per liter for gasoline and P3.30 for kerosene, and a minimum rollback of P1.30 for diesel, citing developments in the international oil market.

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Vlogger Francis Leo Marcos arrested anew over cyberlibel complaints

The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group arrested vlogger Norman Mangusin, known online as Francis Leo Marcos, over three counts of cyberlibel, police spokesperson Col. Allen Rae Co said on Tuesday, SunStar reported. Philstar said he was arrested on Monday at a resort and casino in Barangay Tambo, Parañaque, on complaints filed by Joana Lopez, the wife of another vlogger. Bail was set at P30,000 per count, according to SunStar. He was also arrested in February.

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AboitizPower sells two mothballed Navotas power barges to Razon-led MORE Power

Aboitiz Power Corp. has sold two mothballed power barges docked in Navotas City, Mobile 4 and Mobile 6, to Razon-led MORE Electric and Power Corp., the utility serving Iloilo City, Philstar and BusinessWorld reported. The deal went through subsidiary Therma Mobile Inc., and Philstar said its financial terms were not disclosed. BusinessWorld said the pair have been idle since February 14, 2025, while Mobile 3 and Mobile 5 will keep operating.

BusinessNavotas City, Metro Manila3 reports

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No-contact apprehension returns in 5 Metro Manila cities; Valenzuela holds off

The No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP), which uses cameras to catch traffic violators, resumed on Monday, October 5, in Manila, Quezon City, Parañaque, Muntinlupa and San Juan, according to Rappler, GMA News and Inquirer. Valenzuela put its rollout on hold because of road repairs. GMA News reported mixed reactions from motorists; fines range from P500 to P3,000 depending on the offense.

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