MMDA Implements Exclusion Zones, Traffic Schemes for ASEAN Summit in Metro Manila
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has announced exclusion zones and traffic schemes around the venue for the upcoming ASEAN Summit. The measures are expected to impact daily commutes and public access.
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