A transport strike has ground Metro Manila to a halt. Transport group Manibela launched the two-day strike on September 14 and 15, demanding urgent fuel subsidies over successive oil price hikes. But as drivers stayed off the road, transport agencies scrambled rescue vehicles just to help stranded passengers reach work.
So how is this transport strike affecting your daily commute? Tell us in the comments below.
Source: Manibela's September 14-15, 2026 nationwide two-day transport strike, reported by GMA News, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philstar, and Manila Times.
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