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Parking aides or just fee collectors?

- The Ear -
November 6, 2011 | 12:00am

AIDES OR COLLECTORS? An Ear informer raised this question: “Are CITOM personnel, who are in yellow, parking aides or parking fee collectors?” The informer said she is confused because at one time, a CITOM personnel went near her as she was parking her car and collected parking fee from her but never assisted while she was still maneuvering her car to park.

REAL WORK. “We have to know kay bayad pa ta sa parking ug P15 unya mobayad na sad ta sa mo-assist nato ug park. Tig-kolekta ra jud diay nang taga-CITOM? Abi nako parking aides na ang tawag sa ila?” said The Ear informer.

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