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    Calapan City Implements New Traffic Route for Rolling Cargoes and PUVs

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    The Calapan City Public Safety Department announced Monday a new traffic route for all rolling cargoes and public utility vehicles (PUVs) entering and exiting Calapan City Pier, effective November 28, 2024.

    According to the department, the new route will pass through the following roads: Lazareto Road, Suqui Road, Parang Road, Palhi Road, Sapul Road, and Bayanan II Road.

    Calapan PSD is urging the public to cooperate and understand the changes in the route.

    The announcement comes as part of the city’s solution to address congestion and improve the overall traffic situation in the city.

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    Rommel Ferriol Bernardo is a seasoned broadcast journalist and television producer based in Oriental Mindoro. He has built his career at GMA Network Inc., where he has worked his way up from researcher to Associate Producer and Team Leader for Imbestigador, the Philippines' leading public affairs and investigative journalism program. He has also served as Executive Producer for the acclaimed documentary series i-Witness.
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