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  1. Join Date
    Sep 2003
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    #1
    At least there's some hope for Mayor Magoo. Sana ma-implement at strict enforcement.

    http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/287087...manila-streets

    MANILA, Philippines – Motorized pedicab (kuliglig) drivers in Manila Thursday staged a protest against Executive Order No. 16, issued by Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim, seeking to finally phase out the three-wheeled motorized pedicabs from city streets.

    The Alyansa ng Nagkakaisang Pedicab at Kuliglig Drivers Manila (ALNAPEDKU) put up a united front on Nepomuceno St., Quiapo as they pleaded with the city government to junk the law which they believe would rob them of their main source of income.

    "Kami po ay tutol sa E.O. 16 at 17 ni Lim na mag-aalis sa aming kabuhayan. Lalo ngayong kapaskuhan, hiling namin ang karapatan sa disenteng hanap buhay ay bigyan pansin at huwag hayaang magutom ang aming pamilya (We are against Lim's E.O. 16 and 17 which would remove our source of livelihood. Especially now that it's Christmas season, it is our right to request that a decent source of livelihood be paid due attention, and it is also our request not to let our families starve)," said Fernando Picorro, spokesperson of ALNAPEDKU.

    Picorro disclosed that they would stage a strike in front of Manila City Hall on Nov. 15 to ask Manila to reconsider the orders.

    However, Manila Chief of Staff and Media Bureau Chief Ric De Guzman said that there is no chance the laws would be altered or junked, since Lim would be standing firm on his Executive Order Nos. 16 and 17. "We have already given them a chance before to change their business, and to have them remove their motors," he said.

    De Guzman explained that Lim has already given consideration by extending the ban until December 1. "Plus, the motors they are using to run the pedicabs are not registered with the Land Transportation Office," he reminded, noting that their gas emissions are in violation of the Clean Air Act. (With a report by Leonard Postrado.

  2. Join Date
    May 2004
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    #2
    Ok lang naman yung kuliglig basta nasa tamang lugar lang... which is most of the time pasaway and wala sa lugar... kaya to kuliglig... Tawag ng driver namin "Sikat"

  3. Join Date
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    napanuod ko napakinggan ang both sides kahapon sa umagang kay ganda. i am for the banning of the kuliglig. tama naman po ang ordinansa ng maynila, the rule of law should prevail, masyado na po kasi na naging abusado ang marami sa mga drivers ng kuliglig. anarchy na po ang nangyayari sa mga kalye ng maynila. kung hindi sila umabuso, sumunod sa mga batas trapiko at pinulis ang kanilang hanay, baka maari pang panigan sila ng nakakarami. sabi nga, the law maybe harsh but it is still the law.

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'Kuliglig' Drivers Protest Ban on Them on Manila Streets