Daloy ng trapiko, patuloy na binabantayan ng MMDA

Transcript

00:00 And while the translation in Manila, the traffic in EDSA became tight.

00:05 What was the reason for this?

00:07 Let's find out in the story of Louisa Erizpe.

00:09 While the translation in Manila for the entire Itin Nazareno,

00:16 the length of EDSA's traffic in the morning in the middle of the traffic was missed.

00:22 According to the Metro Manila Development Authority,

00:24 this is because many motorists avoid crossing the roads in Manila

00:30 because of the closed routes and not in line with the procession.

00:33 So as a solution, instead of opening the MMDA until 7 in the evening,

00:39 the closed roads in Manila are opened immediately after the translation.

00:43 After the procession, almost everything is opened.

00:48 But when we see that the procession is already far away,

00:55 we open the MMDA immediately and manage the traffic.

00:59 The MMDA is advising motorists not to cross the roads in EDSA

01:05 even though they have already issued alternative routes in Manila for the closed roads.

01:10 Aside from the traffic, the MMDA also monitors the trash left by the procession,

01:17 like in the Kirino Grandstand, where trash was dumped after the procession left early in the morning.

01:23 The MMDA assured that the MMDA will continue to clean the area

01:27 because they have 850 personnel deployed today.

01:30 If you can see, there are MMDA street sweepers cleaning the area after the procession

01:39 to ensure that after the procession, the area is clean.

01:48 Despite the traffic and trash, the MMDA can still say that the translation is better this year

01:55 compared to the past years.

01:57 They also considered the new design of the road

02:00 which they see as helpful so that some of the devotees who came here will not be forced to come.

02:05 Luisa Erispe, Para sa Bayan.