Fuel prices are at an all-time high. By the end of this week, the cost of diesel will have almost doubled—who knows what’s coming up after this set of price hikes.
To help lessen the impact of the seemingly never-ending increases, Shell South Forbes has announced that it will roll back P3 per liter on diesel products starting March 17.
Anthony Pangilinan, one of the co-owners of this branch, announced this via social media. “Will keep it running for as long as we are able,” his post read. “Let’s all do what we can, while we can, for as long as we are able.”
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This decision sounds downright illogical from a business standpoint, but it makes perfect sense from those who wish to do their part to help the community amid this crisis.
Personally, I regularly go to Shell South Forbes myself. It has a very laid-back vibe to it, and a lot of car enthusiasts often hang out at this same branch as well. Heck, we even started and ended our road trip to Bicol at this specific fuel station. I often talk fondly about it, so this comes as a pleasant surprise.
Anyway, you can check out the announcement below. If you want to see Shell South Forbes yourself, you can search for it on Google Maps or Waze. It’s a very short drive from the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) Laguna Boulevard Interchange.
