How the global fuel crisis is affecting travel in Asia right now
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How the global fuel crisis is affecting travel in Asia right now
"South Korea has launched a nationwide energy-saving campaign, enforcing an odd-even vehicle restriction system for public-sector cars based on licence plate numbers. Authorities urge voluntary compliance from private vehicle owners."
"In the Philippines, the government declared a national energy emergency as soaring oil prices strain a system heavily dependent on Middle Eastern imports, with fuel reserves limited to just a few weeks."
Countries in South and Southeast Asia are facing fuel shortages and rising prices due to tightening global oil markets and potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Emergency measures include energy-saving campaigns, vehicle restrictions, and changes in work schedules. South Korea has enforced an odd-even vehicle restriction for public-sector cars and encouraged public transport use. The Philippines declared a national energy emergency, shifting government offices to four-day workweeks and limiting fuel reserves. Travelers may experience quieter business districts, reduced staffing, and potential power outages, necessitating careful planning.
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