Filipino farmer pleads ‘Stop US-Iran War’ after soaring fuel prices wipe out earnings

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A Filipino farmer, Elmer Ullani from Tinoc, Ifugao province, is struggling financially due to soaring fuel prices. After transporting 10 tonnes of cabbage to a trading post, Ullani earned only 90,000 pesos (US$1,482), which was entirely consumed by fuel costs and a capital of 200,000 pesos. The high price of diesel, now at 125 pesos per litre, significantly reduced his profits, leaving him unable to pay those who helped with the harvest. Ullani's plea to "Stop US-Iran War" reflects his concern that geopolitical tensions are contributing to rising fuel costs and impacting his livelihood. He highlights the devastating impact of these prices on farmers in remote areas of the Philippines.
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AI-ExtractedDuring my first harvest, all the money I earned went to fuel. Diesel has become very expensive here.
Diesel costs 125 pesos per litre in Ullani's town.
All of Ullani's earnings went towards fuel expenses and a capital of 200,000 pesos.
Ullani earned 90,000 pesos (US$1,482) from selling his cabbage at 8 to 9 pesos per kilogram.
Elmer Ullani, a farmer, sold 10 tonnes of cabbage after a seven-hour drive.
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