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Photo by: Benjamin Cuaresma

THE MMDA SEEMS POWERLESS ENFORCING TRAFFIC LAW particularly on PNP patrol cars parked alongside streets in Metro Manila like this one in Oroquetta St. near Central Market in Manila. The MMDA has suspended towing illegally parked vehicles and instead came up with a citation ticket worth P500 to offenders. But this police vehicle seems “untouchable” not only to the MMDA but to the MTPB. (Benjamin Cuaresma/IAMIGO/CNS)

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