QC footbridge with cable wires in viral video not open to public — MMDA | Inquirer News

QC footbridge with cable wires in viral video not open to public — MMDA

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 06:04 PM February 17, 2019

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MANILA, Philippines — The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) clarified on Sunday that the footbridge seen in a viral video that had cable wires in the middle of its path is not yet open to the public.

According to MMDA General Manager Jojo Garcia, the footbridge has a huge sign stating that the footbridge is not yet ready to use.

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“Ito pong footbridge na ito, hindi pa bukas. May harang po yan,” Garcia said in an interview with dzMM.

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“Ang ginawa po siguro nitong mga malisyosong kababayan natin ay tinanggal yung harang, dumaan sila, at vinideo,” he added.

Garcia was reacting to a viral post by a netizen where it could be seen that cable wires were blocking the way of pedestrians using the footbridge.

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The footbridge is located along Congressional Avenue in Quezon City. Since its posting last February 14, the video now has more than 6,200 reactions and 14,000 shares.

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Garcia also said that MMDA engineers have been trying to track who are the owners of the utility cables were since the start of its construction.

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“Pag hindi nila tinanggal yan, kami na mismo ang puputol d’yan,” Garcia warned.

Owners of the controversial cable wires have until Thursday to remove the cables. /je

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