Malacaang is appealing to the outraged public to give the driver-only car ban along the congested 24-kilometer Edsa a chance. The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) came under fire over its policy that prohibits single-passenger vehicles from traversing the Edsa thoroughfare during peak hours. Netizens have branded the policy as ineffective and discriminatory. But Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Thursday sought the public's understanding. "Let's give it a chance. Lahat naman po ine-explore natin para magkaroon ng solusyon dito sa problema ng traffic [We are exploring all sides ...
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