The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) recently released information relating to this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) Parade of Stars.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority recently released information relating to this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival Parade of Stars.It will start from the Mabuhay Rotonda then onwards to the Quezon Memorial Circle.
“Starting at 3:30 p.m on December 21, the westbound direction of E. Rodriguez from D. Tuazon to Mabuhay Rotonda will be closed to vehicular traffic. It will be opened after all the floats have passed,” they related. “On the night of December 20, motorists are also advised to avoid E. Rodriguez Avenue from Banawe to Mabuhay Rotonda, which will be the staging area for the floats. It shall occupy one lane in the westbound direction, while the eastbound direction is open to traffic.
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