The MMDA said it eyed doubling the P500 fine and requiring an additional seminar for jaywalkers on EDSA and C-5.
MANILA — The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority on Friday said it eyed doubling the P500 fine and requiring an additional seminar for jaywalkers on EDSA and C-5.
"Iyong pinagawa namin, iyong pinakataas niya hindi na namin pinalagyan ng bakal para medyo tusok-tusok siya. Para kung sakaling may matigas talaga ang ulo na sumampa doon e medyo ma-scratch naman siya," he added. "Dumadaan ako d'yan. Napapansin ko, lalo na sa may sa Guadalupe, talagang nagtatawiran. Delikado. Ang bibilis ng mga sasakyan d'yan... Ultimo iyong naka-motor na may biglang tatawid, kawawa sila pareho, iyong nasagasaan at kung minsan may pasahero pa," he said.
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