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A transport official warned yesterday that the Clean Air Act and the Seat Belt
Law will eventually die natural deaths due to lack of government personnel who
will implement these laws.

The official said there is not enough manpower to enforce these laws as far as
the Land Transportation Office (LTO), the agency tasked to lead the
implementation, is concerned.

The source noted that in Metro Manila, LTO has only 52 enforcers to oversee
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"The LTO was given a lot of work but its manpower has not been augmented.
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LAWYER ROLANDO LANSANG

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A transport official warned yesterday that the Clean Air Act and the Seat Belt
Law will eventually die natural deaths due to lack of government personnel who
will implement these laws.

The official said there is not enough manpower to enforce these laws as far as
the Land Transportation Office (LTO), the agency tasked to lead the
implementation, is concerned.

The source noted that in Metro Manila, LTO has only 52 enforcers to oversee
some 1.5 million motor vehicles.

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Who will enforce clean air, seat belt laws?

By Sheila Crisostomo | May 4, 2000 - 12:00am

A transport official warned yesterday that the Clean Air Act and the Seat Belt Law will eventually die natural deaths due to lack of government personnel who will implement these laws. The official said there...

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