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[Title] => Just swipe to take photos with N9
[Summary] => Don’t you just wish that life has a pause or rewind button so you can linger on or relive exciting moments?
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[Summary] => 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, 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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[Summary] => Passengers of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) will use swipe cards starting next month but they will have to pay a little more.
Antonio San Luis, administrator of the Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA), said that 98 percent of swipe card machines are already installed in the 18-station LRT so they could start discarding tokens by next month.
"We have adopted the swipe card system because of the growing patronage of LRT. The use of swipe cards is much more convenient than tokens," he noted. – Sheila Crisostomo
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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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"We have adopted the swipe card system because of the growing patronage of LRT. The use of swipe cards is much more convenient than tokens," he noted. – Sheila Crisostomo
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