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                    [Title] => MMDA to build urinals for women
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MANILA, Philippines - After setting up male urinals in the metro, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority now plans to build covered urinals for females.
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                    [Title] => MMDA buking sa pamimigay ng billboard permit
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Nalagay sa balag ng alanganin ang Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) nang aminin ng isang opisyal ng ahensiya na nag-iisyu ito ng clearance sa bawat pagtatayo ng advertising billboards sa pangunahing lansangan sa Metro Manila.


Ayon sa isang MMDA insider, sa nakaraang director’s meeting sa MMDA, inamin ni Architect Alfonso Romero, head ng Construction Equipment and Management Office(CEMO) na ang kanyang tanggapan ay nagpapalabas mismo ng clearance sa mga billboard contractors.


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                    [Title] => MMDA admits ‘releasing’ dirty water
                    [Summary] => A foul smell coming from water released by the Quiapo pumping station caused a major inconvenience to the early morning motorists and pedestrians on España Boulevard in Manila yesterday.


City district engineer Lauro Sigua said the party to blame was the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). 


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                    [Title] => MMDA clearing major waterways
                    [Summary] => With Typhoon "Yoyong" out of the country, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has begun cleaning up after its mess, focusing on major waterways and floodways in the metropolis.


MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna yesterday said they have dispatched their environmental aides to the streets and flood control personnel to remove debris and garbage from the waterways to the Tullahan River in Valenzuela, the San Juan River and the Manggahan Floodway in Pasig City.


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                    [Title] => MMDA warns of heavy traffic near EDSA-Muñoz intersection
                    [Summary] => Motorists passing through EDSA-Muñoz intersection in Quezon City were told to brace for nighttime traffic in the next two weeks by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) as it starts construction of a pedestrian footbridge in the area.


MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna announced during the agency’s regular radio program yesterday  that they would close the northbound lane of EDSA in the vicinity and advised motorists to use the two lanes at the southbound lane allocated for northbound vehicles.


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                    [Title] => No ‘massive’ flooding, says MMDA
                    [Summary] => Like the scale of electoral fraud, it wasn’t massive, only instances confined to certain areas. 


The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) said yesterday there were no reports of heavy flooding in Metro Manila despite the continuous rains brought about by Typhoon Frank.


"I am glad that while we experienced non-stop downpours, we did not receive any report of massive flooding in Metro Manila," MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna said.


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                    [Title] => Coming soon: Traffic school for MMDA
                    [Summary] => The Metro Mayors Council (MMC) has approved a proposal by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to create the country’s first ever traffic academy intended to boost the credibility of enforcers and reduce conflicts with motorists.


MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna said the MMC agreed on the proposed formation of a traffic school last week. This is the first school dedicated to teaching traffic enforcement. 


The first batch of enrollees would come from the existing force of 2,000 MMDA traffic enforcers.


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                    [Title] => MMDA revives  program vs  drunk driving
                    [Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) yesterday launched a renewed campaign against drunk driving, which involves designating a detention area for intoxicated motorists at the agency’s various field emergency stations.
                    [DatePublished] => 2004-04-27 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => MMDA, Comelec begin war on campaign posters
                    [Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will be sending its personnel and equipment to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Intramuros, Manila City today so they can coordinate with poll officials and start removing posters and other illegal campaign materials of candidates in the metropolis.


MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando yesterday said he would be sending at least 30 men and a number of aerial basket motor vehicles, which have ladders that will enable them to reach and remove posters and streamers in high places.


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UNDERSECRETARY CESAR LACUNA

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Ayon sa isang MMDA insider, sa nakaraang director’s meeting sa MMDA, inamin ni Architect Alfonso Romero, head ng Construction Equipment and Management Office(CEMO) na ang kanyang tanggapan ay nagpapalabas mismo ng clearance sa mga billboard contractors.


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City district engineer Lauro Sigua said the party to blame was the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). 


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MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna yesterday said they have dispatched their environmental aides to the streets and flood control personnel to remove debris and garbage from the waterways to the Tullahan River in Valenzuela, the San Juan River and the Manggahan Floodway in Pasig City.


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MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna announced during the agency’s regular radio program yesterday  that they would close the northbound lane of EDSA in the vicinity and advised motorists to use the two lanes at the southbound lane allocated for northbound vehicles.


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"I am glad that while we experienced non-stop downpours, we did not receive any report of massive flooding in Metro Manila," MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna said.


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MMDA Undersecretary Cesar Lacuna said the MMC agreed on the proposed formation of a traffic school last week. This is the first school dedicated to teaching traffic enforcement. 


The first batch of enrollees would come from the existing force of 2,000 MMDA traffic enforcers.


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MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando yesterday said he would be sending at least 30 men and a number of aerial basket motor vehicles, which have ladders that will enable them to reach and remove posters and streamers in high places.


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