+ Follow BUENDIA AND GUADALUPE Tag
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[Title] => Flooded tracks halt MRT; signal woes bug LRT 1
[Summary] => Operation of the Metro Rail Transit line 3 (MRT 3) was again disrupted yesterday afternoon due to flooded tracks between the Buendia and Ayala stations, while the Light Rail Transit line 1 (LRT 1) stalled.
[DatePublished] => 2014-08-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Louella Desiderio
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[Title] => Ayala Ave to Shaw Blvd (EDSA NB) - Moderate, Shaw to Ayala Ave (EDSA SB) - Light
[Summary] => As of 6:00 PM:
Ayala Avenue to Shaw Boulevard via EDSA NB – Moderate with build ups in Buendia and Guadalupe
Shaw Boulevard to Ayala Avenue via EDSA SB– Light
[DatePublished] => 2012-03-25 18:00:00
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[Title] => System failure hits MRT
[Summary] => A system failure in a northbound train of the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) resulted in an explosion, an emergency stop, and a stampede of passengers between the stations of Buendia and Guadalupe in Makati late yesterday afternoon.
Former Philippine National Police and Land Transportation Office chief Roberto Lastimoso, now the MRT general manager, said that the incident was a plain and simple "system failure."
"There was no sabotage behind it," Lastimoso said.
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BUENDIA AND GUADALUPE
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[Title] => Flooded tracks halt MRT; signal woes bug LRT 1
[Summary] => Operation of the Metro Rail Transit line 3 (MRT 3) was again disrupted yesterday afternoon due to flooded tracks between the Buendia and Ayala stations, while the Light Rail Transit line 1 (LRT 1) stalled.
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[Title] => Ayala Ave to Shaw Blvd (EDSA NB) - Moderate, Shaw to Ayala Ave (EDSA SB) - Light
[Summary] => As of 6:00 PM:
Ayala Avenue to Shaw Boulevard via EDSA NB – Moderate with build ups in Buendia and Guadalupe
Shaw Boulevard to Ayala Avenue via EDSA SB– Light
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[Title] => System failure hits MRT
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Former Philippine National Police and Land Transportation Office chief Roberto Lastimoso, now the MRT general manager, said that the incident was a plain and simple "system failure."
"There was no sabotage behind it," Lastimoso said.
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