Patricia Non Restarts Community Pantry for Drivers Affected by Oil Price Hikes

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•Patricia Non is the organizer of the community pantry initiative.
•The pantry specifically aims to assist drivers facing economic challenges due to increased oil prices.
•Fuel price hikes have raised transportation costs, affecting drivers' income and expenses.
•The community pantry offers free essential items to help ease the financial burden on drivers.

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▸Patricia Non expands the pantry to more locations More drivers across the region receive support, reducing economic strain on transport workers and their families.

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👤Patricia Non(Community Organizer)

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REGIONALRapplerCommunity pantry returns, this time for drivers hit by oil price hikes REGIONALRapplerPatricia Non’s community pantry returns, this time for drivers hit by oil price hikes

Patricia Non has reopened her community pantry in the Philippines, this time targeting drivers affected by recent increases in oil prices. The pantry provides essential goods to help offset the rising transportation costs caused by fuel price hikes. This initiative supports drivers whose livelihoods are strained by higher fuel expenses, impacting daily commuting and goods delivery.