Parts of Manila impassable to light vehicles | Inquirer News

Parts of Manila impassable to light vehicles

/ 09:06 AM August 19, 2013

MANILA, Philippines – Intermittent rains rendered portions of Manila City impassable to light vehicles Monday morning, but traffic in most parts of Metro Manila remained normal, traffic officers said.

Senior Police Officer 1 John Falonzon of Manila Police District-Traffic Division said Espana was not passable to light vehicles as well as Quirino Taft Avenue until Vito Cruz.

Rizal Avenue-Tayuman, Doroteo Jose corner Rizal Avenue, and both directions fronting the Manila City Hall along Burgos, Falonzon said, were not also passable

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“Plaza Sta. Cruz going to Palanca, on the other hand, has knee-deep flood waters,” he said.

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Meanwhile, Vinzon Villarda of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority-Metrobase said light to moderate traffic was being experienced at the southbound lane from Monumento to Boni Avenue.

In Ortigas, traffic build-up was also being experienced along the eastbound lane of Santolan from San Juan to Pasig.

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“Traffic is smooth on all other portions of EDSA and Ortigas,” Villarda said, adding that situation in C5, Commonwealth and Quezon Avenue were likewise normal.

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