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Gin klaro ni Energy Secretary Sharon Garin nga an desisyon han Iran nga tugutan nga talwas nga makaagi an energy supplies para ha Pilipinas ha Strait of Hormuz in kaparte han risk management initiatives han gobyerno pero dire daw ini dayun nga makakagpaubos han presyo han domestic fuel.

Ha usa nga usa nga Facebook post hini dida han Sabado nga mayda titulo nga ‘A little more clarity on the Strait of Hormuz safe passage,’ ginmalatumat ni Garin nga damo an ira nakakarawat nga pamakinanan kasumpay ha nagin kasabutan ha Iran agud masigurado an talwas nga pag-agi han energy supplies para ha Pilipinas.

“In recent days, ma­rami pong tanong tungkol sa ating arrangement to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. These are valid questions—and they deserve clear, straightforward answers,” sumala kan Garin.

Amindo hi Garin nga dire ini perpekto nga solusyon ha problema pero makakabulig ini agud matanggal an mga kadelikaduhan.

“Even if much of our fuel is sourced from regional hubs like Singapore or Korea, the crude oil these come from often passes through the Strait of Hormuz. Any disruption there creates a domino effect that impacts global supply—and ultimately, prices at the pump,” dugang pa hini.

Igin eksplikar han energy chief nga an ira ginsisigurado in an talwas ngan prefential access nga nangangaruyag-sidngon han pag-iiban han kadelikaduhan ha pagkadelatar han suplay, pagpapaksuog han proteksyon para ha mga kargamento nga para ha Pilipinas, ngan pagpapaupay ha safety considerations para ha mga Filipino seafarers.

“This is Risk Management, because in a time of global tension, risk reduction is already a meaningful gain,” sumala kan Garin.

“We also want to ma­nage expectations: This development will not immediately bring down fuel prices, nor does it resolve our long-term structural challenges in energy. Those remain priorities that we continue to address,” dagdag pa ng energy chief. “But what this does is help ensure continuity of supply and stability, especially at a time when further disruptions could significantly affect our economy and our people.”