LTO: 51 out of 52 buses in Metro Manila terminals pass roadworthiness for Undas
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LTO: 51 out of 52 buses in Metro Manila terminals pass roadworthiness for Undas

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced that 51 out of 52 buses inspected at Metro Manila terminals passed roadworthiness checks, preparing for an influx of passengers during Undas. The inspections were conducted from October 24-25.

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