Subsidised fuel from Sabah big business in Mindanao
Published on: Saturday, July 30, 2022
By: Nikko Fabian and Winnie Kasmir
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Azdy (left) showing the confiscated cooking oil in tanks.
SEMPORNA: Smuggling fuel from Sabah due to the rising prices of gasoline in the Philippines continue despite tightened security measures at the sea border between Southern Mindanao and Malaysia.Selling of smuggled fuel from Malaysia has been a lucrative business for Filipino smugglers since the start of the Russian-Ukraine war five months ago.
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