KEY POINTS The Government moved about K300 million from fuel relief to drought relief. Diesel is up a third since March, to K5.90 a litre. Police have warned that PMV drivers who strike will be arrested. The ICCC can raise the K1.60 bus fare before January but has not acted. The Papua New Guinea government has taken about K300 million out of fuel relief and moved it to drought relief, according to the Independent Consumer and Competition Commission (ICCC). Five days after the change hit the pumps, Port Moresby’s police commander warned that bus drivers who go on strike will be arrested. Many commuters already pay K2 a ride, above the legal limit of K1.60, the ICCC says. ICCC Commissioner