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This was bared by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in an advisory Wednesday, May 19. Violators of the rule will be slapped with a P2,000-fine, the agency said.
The uniform ban against light trucks shall be enforced from Monday to Saturday, except during Sundays and holidays. Under the ban, trucks which have a gross capacity weight of 4,500 kilograms and below are prohibited from traversing EDSA from Magallanes, Makati City to North Avenue, Quezon City, both northbound and southbound, from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The same ban will be enforced on Shaw Boulevard (Mandaluyong City and Pasig City), but during two windows: from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and again from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 17) A Mandaluyong judge was red-tagged in a tarpaulin along Shaw Boulevard near EDSA after she ordered the release of a journalist and a union organizer.
Mandaluyong Regional Trial Court Branch 209 Judge Monique Quisumbing Ignacio earlier cleared journalist Lady Ann Salem and trade unionist Rodrigo Esparago of charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives.
Bayan Muna Rep. Ferdinand Gaite criticized the attack against Quisumbing-Ignacio. The Courts are under attack! After PNP s attempt to profile HR lawyers, now we re seeing harassment vs. judges who expose their flawed searches! Gaite posted on Twitter along with a photo of the tarpaulin.
Published March 17, 2021 6:05pm By JULIA MARI ORNEDO, GMA News The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) on Wednesday decried a tarpaulin linking Mandaluyong Regional Trial Court Branch 209 Judge Monique Quisumbing-Ignacio to communists over her order to release a detained journalist and trade unionist. “Such incriminating claims in the tarpaulin that links Judge Quisumbing-Ignacio to the Communist Party of the Philippines without any specific and verifiable evidence exposes her to grave danger,” CHR spokesperson Jacqueline de Guia said in a statement. Earlier this month, Judge Quisumbing-Ignacio ordered the release of journalist Lady Ann Salem and trade unionist Rodrigo Esparago, who were among those arrested in a controversial series of raids that supposedly yielded illegal firearms.