MMDA tells public: Adjust travel time, number coding still lifted under GCQ COVID19Quarantine
Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv MANILA - The number coding is still lifted as Metro Manila transitions into general community quarantine beginning Monday, the region's traffic czar said Sunday.
"Since limited pa rin ang transpo, minabuti na lang po ng kagawaran is i-lift muna natin ang number coding para magbigay daan sa mga frontliners natin na makabiyahe, at the same time yung mga naninibago pa mag-commute," he told ABS-CBN's Teleradyo.The MMDA has decided to delay the implementation of the modified number coding, Nebrija said without giving further details.
For ride-hailing vehicles, a division between the passenger and driver is required, and both are required to wear face masks, Nebrija said. The car should be sanitized after every ride, he added.
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