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This is true for traffic enforcer Antonio Cabadsan, who directed traffic along Commonwealth Avenue, near the entrance of Don Antonio Heights in Quezon City on July 3 despite a heavy downpour.


According to Civil Service Commission director Agnes Padilla, an unnamed CSC official noticed Cabadsan’s dedication and endorsed an immediate commendation.


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Contractual traffic enforcers, some of whom have been in the service for over 26 years, trooped to city hall and complained to Mathay about their being bypassed by younger volunteers appointed as regulars.


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ANTONIO CABADSAN

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Traffic enforcer cited for dedication

By Bebot Sison Jr. | August 14, 2001 - 12:00am

It pays to be a dedicated public servant. This is true for traffic enforcer Antonio Cabadsan, who directed traffic along Commonwealth Avenue, near the entrance of Don Antonio Heights in Quezon City on July 3 despite...

Metro

QC traffic men walk out

By Cecille Suerte Felipe | April 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Traffic situation in Quezon City and neighboring cities worsened yesterday after more than 250 local traffic enforcers abandoned their posts in protest against alleged "unfair treatment" from Mayor Ismael...

Metro