Commuters in the Philippines are experiencing severe overcrowding on public transport following a sharp rise in fuel prices.The increase, driven by the ongoing war in Iran, has more than doubled gas prices in the country, prompting many to abandon private vehicles in favor of trains and jeepneys.The surge in demand has led to chaotic travel conditions, with passengers describing the situation on trains as a "sardine situation" where they must protect themselves from being squeezed.Jeepneys, typically accommodating about 20 people, are now packed beyond capacity during rush hours.This shift has caused longer commute times and increased physical and mental strain... [Continue Reading]