Manila Bulletin
2k violators but generally peaceful
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) began implementing the 'No Vaccination, No Ride' policy in Metro Manila on Monday, January 17, 2022.
On its first day, the policy was generally peaceful, with most commuters complying and voluntarily presenting their vaccination cards.
Transportation enforcers initially issued warnings to violators, with penalties to be imposed in the coming days.
A total of 1,749 commuters attempted to take Metro Manila's rail lines without proof of vaccination, with most recorded at the MRT-3.
Violators were turned over to their respective local government units for assistance.
The DOTr emphasized that the policy's implementation should be tolerant and patient, yet firm.
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