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Enrico Garcia, LRTA officer-in-charge, said the agency was not about to adjust its fare in consideration of the economic condition of the country. "The LRT fare will remain at P12 even when we start using the swipe cards. There will be no increase yet."


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The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) is mulling whether or not to let some P22.5 million worth of magnetic swipe cards bearing the face of deposed President Joseph Estrada go the way of the disgraced leader.


Enrico Garcia, LRTA officer-in-charge, said the agency has yet to decide whether or not it will use the new swipe cards now that the face on them is out of office.


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Enrico Garcia, LRTA officer-in-charge, said the agency has yet to decide whether or not it will use the new swipe cards now that the face on them is out of office.


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LRT won’t increase fare

March 31, 2001 - 12:00am

The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) has assured the public that the LRT fare will not increase in May when it discards tokens and starts the use of magnetic swipe cards. Enrico Garcia, LRTA officer-in-charge,...

Metro

LRTA can’t decide what to do with Estrada swipe cards

March 18, 2001 - 12:00am

His face just won’t go away. The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) is mulling whether or not to let some P22.5 million worth of magnetic swipe cards bearing the face of deposed President Joseph Estrada go...

Headlines