Roadworks set this weekend; some Metro Manila lanes impassable |

Roadworks set this weekend; some Metro Manila lanes impassable

By: - Reporter / @DYGalvezINQ
/ 05:45 PM August 23, 2019

MANILA, Philippines — Some lanes in Metro Manila will not be passable this weekend to make way for scheduled road improvements, repairs, and reblocking.

In a traffic advisory, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) said the following roads will be closed starting 11 p.m. Friday (August 23) until 5 a.m. Tuesday (August 27):

Southbound

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1) Edsa corner Bulacan St. to Philam (1st lane from center island)

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2) Edsa from Magallanes – Baclaran Bus Stop to Magallanes – Alabang Bus Stop (outer lane)

3) Edsa Eugenio Lopez – Sct. Borromeo (for desilting and construction of manhole)

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4) Katipunan Ave. from after Boni Serrano Tunnel to P. Tuazon St. (truck lane)

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Eastbound

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5) Quirino Highway Theresa Heights and before Belfast (inner lane)

6) Elliptical Road before Commonwealth Ave. (7th lane from outer sidewalk)

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Westbound

7) Novaliches General Luis before Oriental Tin

Northbound

8) Edsa Main Ave. to P. Tuazon (1st lane from sidewalk)

9) C-5 Road C.P. Garcia Bridge approach B

10) Taguig City fronting Palar Village 245M before KM17+000

MMDA advised motorists to avoid the affected roads and use alternate routes.

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It assured that all these roads will be
fully passable by 5 a.m. Tuesday. /kga

TAGS: Local news, Metro, Metro Manila, metro news, NCR, News, Reblocking, Road repair, road works, traffic

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