TO THE LAST DROP: A jeepney driver refills his radiator with water at a gas station, maximizing free services amid staggered fuel price hikes. Oil companies attribute the increase to the Middle East conflict but critiques slam this pronouncement as an excuse for profiting. (Christine Bustamante/davaotoday.com)
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