THE country’s key tourist destinations are grappling with an escalating power crisis, prompting calls for urgent action from stakeholders. Prolonged power outages have disrupted businesses, tourism, and daily life in areas like Siargao, Boracay and Tacloban, underscoring the vulnerability of the country’s electricity infrastructure.
Energy consumer advocacy group ILAW urged stakeholders to prioritize consumers who bear the brunt of these outages.
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