The Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue (Team) is planning to adjust the timers of traffic lights on UN Avenue corner DM Cortes to ease traffic congestion in the area, especially during peak hours.
MANILA - Senator Sherwin Gatchalian on Wednesday called on the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) to address the apparent misinformation that have recently caused the influx of applicants for passport and apostille services at the Aseana Business Park Office in Paranaque City. Gatchalian expressed concern over the plight of those walk-in applicants who have been apparently lured by online fixers, scammers, and irresponsible recruitment agencies due to misleading information on DFA's walk-in policy. "Heightened information dissemination is apparently needed to dissuade our kababayans (countrymen) from queueing at night and opting to sleep on the sidewalk overnight just to get a slot at the walk-in application. Their well-being should be our paramount concern," he said in a news release. Gatchalian urged the DFA to make full use of social media platforms as well as mainstream media to enable applicants to be guided properly while it continues to address the cause of the mi