Former Ilocos Sur governor Luis “Chavit” Singson has announced that he will give a cash reward of P100,000 to the traffic enforcers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) who stopped his convoy for using the EDSA bus lane. Singson stated that he will talk to acting MMDA Chairman Romando Artes to arrange the reward for the enforcers. He emphasized that the reward is not a bribe and that he will also pay the P5,000 fine imposed by the MMDA.
Traffic enforcers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority issue a violation ticket on the convoy of Chavit Singson for using the EDSA bus lane in Cubao, Quezon City yesterday.MANILA, Philippines — Former Ilocos Sur governor Luis “Chavit” Singson will give P100,000 in cash reward to traffic enforcers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority who accosted yesterday his two-vehicle convoy for using the EDSA bus lane.
He insisted that the reward is not a bribe, saying he would pay the P5,000 fine imposed by the MMDA for his traffic infraction. The bulletproof car also has no license plates, but Singson claimed it was registered with the Land Transportation Office. Due to their lack of eligibility, the appointment of 804 personnel of the Bureau of Corrections had been invalidated, BuCor...
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