Smells like trouble

vendors sa munoz quezon city, hanggang ngayon wala pa rin aksyon ang mmda, hirap dumaan
 

Those people living in the shanties must be relocated. Manila and suburbs are rapidly becoming over crowded. There’s no waste disposal area. Trash, garbage will be a problem when the community becomes over populated.

Some informal settlers settling along Agno Extension Road in ROTC Hunters, Brgy. Tatalon, Quezon City are offensively and aggresively occupying spaces of the road which are supposedly for pathwalks or probably what could have become an alternative route for vehicles passing through Araneta Ave. and Quezon Avenue if not for the houses totally blocking it. They are becoming nuisance to the community for their loittering activities, noisy radios / karaoke sessions in the middle of the road, putting up dirty and tattered tents in the middle of the road and blocking half of once been a 4-lane road because of the gate they constructed and now with plywood-made shanties also covering the drainage and canal.  Our place is not an exclusive village or subdivision but I still cannot understand how a properly maintained community before became a nest for these abusive informal settlers.   I don’t know how can someone who once lived in a properly maintained community can stomach such scene.   Brgy. Roxas, Brgy. Pag-asa, Brgy. Project 6, Brgy.  Project 8, & Brgy. Sto. Domingo aren’t villages or subdivision but I just wonder what kind of super powers their Barangay Officials have that they can maitain order and cleanliness in their communities.  Up to now, I’m still wondering why MMDA or the local government haven’t realized the advantage of this access road and the big help it can do to the traffic situation in Quezon Avenue due to the current road work (everyone is already aware what’s happening in the intersection of Quezon Ave. & Araneta Ave.)  I’ve already lost confidence in our Barangay Kagawad for he himself tolerates this deppresing growth of informal settlers in our community (probably because of political ambitions) but I do hope the Quezon City Government can do something about it.