Marcos Highway traffic jam due to muddy road, accident – MMDA

Marcos Highway traffic jam due to muddy road, accident – MMDA

By: - Reporter / @luisacabatoINQ
/ 03:20 PM July 26, 2024

Marcos Highway traffic jam due to muddy road, accident – MMDA

This photo shows the traffic situation at a portion of Marcos Highway, which is experiencing gridlock on Friday afternoon (July 26, 2024) because of a muddy road and an accident involving a truck and a motorcycle, according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). Photo lifted from the Facebook page of Antipolo City Mayor Jun-Andeng Ynares

MANILA, Philippines — Marcos Highway is experiencing a traffic jam on Friday afternoon because of a muddy road and an accident involving a truck and a motorcycle, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) said.

A report from the MMDA Metrobase indicated that only one lane of the Marcos Highway-SM Marikina underloop was passable around Friday noon, as some motorists avoided the muddy road sections of the thoroughfare.

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“Marcos Highway-SM Marikina underloop, one lane passable dahil po sa maputik na kalsada (due to muddy road),” the agency said in a Viber message sent to reporters.

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“Yung ibang sasakyan po ayaw nila daanan ‘yung area kaya halos ng sasakyan ang daan ay going Katipunan. Volume na po ng mga sasakyan,” it added.

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(Some vehicles avoid passing through the area so almost all vehicles go towards Katipunan. The volume of vehicles is high.)

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The MMDA also said a motorcycle and a truck crashed along the westbound portion of Marcos Highway, aggravating the traffic situation.

The incident occurred at 1:38 p.m. and was responded to by MMDA personnel.

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As of 2:30 p.m., the MMDA said traffic flow in the area has already improved.

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