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Tricycle operations resume in Muntinlupa
Tricycles in Muntinlupa City resumed operations on May 25 under strict sanitary protocols during the modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ).
An odd-even scheme based on plate numbers will be implemented for operations from Monday to Saturday, with Sundays off.
Only one passenger per tricycle is allowed, seated on the right side, and both drivers and passengers must wear face masks.
Drivers must install a plastic barrier, disinfect vehicles twice daily, and provide sanitizers.
The fare for each trip will be P25, and mandatory temperature checks will be conducted at terminals.
Penalties will be imposed for violations of the new protocols.
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