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3 more city bus routes up by June 10: DOTr
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has established 17 city bus routes in Metro Manila as part of a gradual resumption of public transportation.
Three new routes were activated on Thursday, June 11, including North Edsa-Fairview, Quezon Avenue-Edsa Taft Avenue, and Ayala Avenue-FTI.
These new routes join 14 previously opened routes, some of which augment existing rail lines like MRT-3, LRT-2, and LRT-1.
A total of 1,470 public utility buses have been authorized to operate on these established routes.
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