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    Cancelled na Lahat NG flights? My daugther will book a flight tomorrow hindi kaya ma cancel Lang?

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    Quote Originally Posted by glenn manikis View Post
    Cancelled na Lahat NG flights? My daugther will book a flight tomorrow hindi kaya ma cancel Lang?
    As of this time, here's the cancelled list from PAL:

    17 November 2015 (Tuesday)

    PR 2925/2926 MANILA - LEGAZPI - MANILA
    PR 2927/2928 MANILA - LEGAZPI - MANILA
    PR 2043/2044 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2051/2052 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2059/2060 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2041/2042 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2049/2050 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2053/2054 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 1811/1812 MANILA - DAVAO - MANILA
    PR 1815/1816 MANILA - DAVAO - MANILA
    PR 1819/1820 MANILA - DAVAO - MANILA
    PR 2031/2032 MANILA - BUSUANGA -MANILA
    PR 2033/2034 MANILA - BUSUANGA - MANILA
    PR 1849/1850 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA
    PR 1853/1854 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA
    PR 1861/1862 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA
    PR 1863/1864 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA
    PR 2557/2558 MANILA - DIPOLOG - MANILA
    PR 2521/2522 MANILA - CAGAYAN DE ORO - MANILA
    PR 2527/2528 MANILA - CAGAYAN DE ORO - MANILA
    PR 2265/2266 MANILA - NAGA - MANILA
    PR 2261/2262 MANILA - NAGA - MANILA
    PR 2131/2132 MANILA - BACOLOD - MANILA
    PR 2133/2134 MANILA - BACOLOD - MANILA
    PR 2135/2136 MANILA - BACOLOD - MANILA
    PR 2785/2786 MANILA - PUERTO PRINCESA - MANILA
    PR 2787/2788 MANILA - PUERTO PRINCESA - MANILA
    PR 2969/2970 MANILA - KALIBO - MANILA
    PR 2975/2976 MANILA - KALIBO - MANILA
    PR 2141/2142 MANILA - ILOILO - MANILA
    PR 2143/2144 MANILA - ILOILO - MANILA
    PR 2145/2146 MANILA - ILOILO - MANILA
    PR 2997/2998 MANILA - ZAMBOANGA - MANILA
    PR 2196/2197 MANILA - LAOAG- MANILA
    PR 2545/2546 MANILA - DUMAGUETE - MANILA
    PR2543/2544 MANILA - DUMAGUETE - MANILA
    PR2014/2015 MANILA - TUGUEGARAO - MANILA
    PR 2777/2778 MANILA - TAGBILARAN - MANILA
    PR 453/454 MANILA - GENERAL SANTOS - MANILA

    18 November 2015 (Wednesday)

    PR 1813/1814 MANILA - DAVAO - MANILA
    PR 2521/2522 MANILA - CAGAYAN DE ORO - MANILA
    PR 2925/2926 MANILA - LEGAZPI - MANILA
    PR 1863/1864 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA


    19 November 2015 (Thursday)

    PR 2053/2054 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2145/2146 MANILA - ILOILO - MANILA
    PR 1819/1820 MANILA - DAVAO - MANILA
    PR 2971/2972 MANILA - KALIBO - MANILA
    PR 2975/2976 MANILA - KALIBO - MANILA
    PR 2014/2015 MANILA - TUGUEGARAO - MANILA
    PR 2135/2136 MANILA - BACOLOD - MANILA
    PR 1861/1862 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA


    20 November 2015 (Friday)


    PR 2051/2052 MANILA - CATICLAN - MANILA
    PR 2265/2266 MANILA - NAGA - MANILA
    PR 1849/1850 MANILA - CEBU - MANILA

    The affected international flights are as follows:

    15 November 2015 (Sunday)

    PR422/421 MANILA- TOKYO (HANEDA)-MANILA
    PR330/331 MANILA-XIAMEN-MANILA

    16 November 2015 (Monday)

    PR438 MANILA-NAGOYA
    PR432 MANILA-TOKYO (NARITA)
    PR213 MANILA-SYDNEY

    17 November 2015 (Tuesday)

    PR214 SYDNEY-MANILA
    PR437 NAGOYA-MANILA
    PR431 TOKYO (NARITA)-MANILA
    PR330/331 MANILA-XIAMEN-MANILA
    PR356/357 MANILA-JINJIANG-MANILA
    PR656/657 MANILA-ABU DHABI-MANILA
    PR338/339 MANILA-SHANGHAI (PUDONG)-MANILA
    PR424 MANILA-TOKYO (HANEDA)
    PR312 MANILA-HONGKONG
    PR306 MANILA-HONGKONG
    PR301 HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR432 MANILA-TOKYO (NARITA)
    PR318/319 MANILA-HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR736/737 MANILA-BANGKOK-MANILA
    PR732/733 MANILA-BANGKOK-MANILA
    PR511/502 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR507/508 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR501/512 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR438/437 MANILA-NAGOYA-MANILA
    PR100/101 MANILA-HONOLULU-MANILA
    PR591/592 MANILA-SAIGON-MANILA
    PR358/359 MANILA-BEIJING-MANILA
    PR896/897 MANILA-TAIPEI-MANILA
    PR418/419 MANILA-BUSAN (PUSAN)-MANILA
    PR 468 MANILA-SEOUL (INCHEON) I
    PR 467 SEOUL (INCHEON)-MANILA
    PR682 /683 MANILA-DAMMAM-MANILA

    18 November 2015 (Wednesday)

    PR539/540 MANILA-JAKARTA-MANILA
    PR730/731 MANILA-BANGKOK-MANILA
    PR312 MANILA-HONGKONG
    PR426/425 MANILA-FUKUOKA-MANILA
    PR318/319 MANILA-HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR507/508 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR423 TOKYO (HANEDA)-MANILA
    PR313 HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR213 MANILA-SYDNEY
    PR428/427 MANILA-TOKYO (NARITA)-MANILA
    PR431 TOKYO (NARITA)-MANILA

    19 November 2015 (Thursday)

    PR214 SYDNEY-MANILA
    PR424/423 MANILA-TOKYO (HANEDA)-MANILA
    PR732/733 MANILA-BANGKOK-MANILA
    PR313 HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR312 MANILA-HONGKONG
    PR428/427 MANILA-NARITA-MANILA
    PR507/508 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR656-657 MANILA-ABU DHABI-MANILA
    PR356-357 MANILA-JINJIANG-MANILA

    20 November 2015 (Friday)

    PR422/421 MANILA-TOKYO (HANEDA)-MANILA
    PR100/101 MANILA-HONOLULU-MANILA
    PR318/319 MANILA-HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR313 HONGKONG-MANILA
    PR730/731 MANILA-BANGKOK-MANILA
    PR426/425 MANILA-FUKUOKA-MANILA
    PR507/508 MANILA-SINGAPORE-MANILA
    PR656/657 MANILA-ABU DHABI-MANILA


    Philippine Airlines may cancel more flights as new information comes in on the flight movements of APEC leaders.

    Philippine Airlines :: PAL cancels over 200 flights in relation to APEC Meet in Manila; offers free flight rebooking

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    Quote Originally Posted by glenn manikis View Post
    Cancelled na Lahat NG flights? My daugther will book a flight tomorrow hindi kaya ma cancel Lang?
    Hinde naman makaka booked kung affected yun flight


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    Came from the NAIA 2 this morning wala naman traffic.


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    Read these tweets from *ANCALERTS. A bit cryptic:

    "From PNP-HPG:
    AFFECTED WHOLE DAY, Nov. 17: EDSA from Ayala Blvd Makati to EDSA Extn Pasay; and
    NAIA Rd to Roxas Blvd."



    "At 11:25 AM all vehicles from the south taking SLEX should divert to C5. Magallanes complex will be closed...(cont.) "

    "(cont.) Likewise, vehicles going south to SLEX should divert also to C5. #APEC2015"

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    I left my office at 4pm, got to New Manila at 4:30.

    Ngayon naman from New Manila to Pasig, left at 9:20 and arrived 9:45.

    This was EDSA southbound at 4pm though:



    No movement from Makati until Santolan.

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    Today was the fastest i drove through edsa. Left makati 2pm. Arrived in north edsa 230pm. 30 mins lang!


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    Quote Originally Posted by anonemus View Post
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    So TRUE ! PotangInaMo Abnoy parusa ka talaga !

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    500 policemen, fire trucks camped outside Baclaran church in preparation for Lumad rally

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    Quote Originally Posted by anonemus View Post
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    To each his own, but I kinda find this in poor taste.

    Although it is inconvenient, this APEC thing has been planned for quite a while so anticipation helps. I woke up earlier to go to work, we scheduled company meetings, etc. (my friend who works at an affected area left his home at 4am to get to work on time). For now, it's already here and safety and security is a primary concern if you ask me. If something happens, this will have a long term impact on our country and even the region.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    To each his own, but I kinda find this in poor taste.

    Although it is inconvenient, this APEC thing has been planned for quite a while so anticipation helps. I woke up earlier to go to work, we scheduled company meetings, etc. (my friend who works at an affected area left his home at 4am to get to work on time). For now, it's already here and safety and security is a primary concern if you ask me. If something happens, this will have a long term impact on our country and even the region.
    Well carlos celdran has done nothing but complain even before the damaso event. This to him is just being him. But yes, APEC has been planned and there were several announcements made for us to prepare for this. Sadya lang siguro talagang maraming matigas ang ulo at di nagpaplano ng ayos. Sana laging bukas ilaw nila para di na sila dumami pa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    To each his own, but I kinda find this in poor taste.

    Although it is inconvenient, this APEC thing has been planned for quite a while so anticipation helps. I woke up earlier to go to work, we scheduled company meetings, etc. (my friend who works at an affected area left his home at 4am to get to work on time). For now, it's already here and safety and security is a primary concern if you ask me. If something happens, this will have a long term impact on our country and even the region.
    Well carlos celdran has done nothing but complain even before the damaso event. This to him is just being him. But yes, APEC has been planned and there were several announcements made for us to prepare for this. Sadya lang siguro talagang maraming matigas ang ulo at di nagpaplano ng ayos. Sana laging bukas ilaw nila para di na sila dumami pa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bin Diesel View Post
    Well carlos celdran has done nothing but complain even before the damaso event. This to him is just being him. But yes, APEC has been planned and there were several announcements made for us to prepare for this. Sadya lang siguro talagang maraming matigas ang ulo at di nagpaplano ng ayos. Sana laging bukas ilaw nila para di na sila dumami pa.
    Agree it was planned but in a terrible manner. Kung baga, nag aral na nga, bagsak pa din. The mind set ng gobierno, "nagbabala na kami, bahala na kayo". Basta nasabi na nila, get out of the metro and go to the province and have a vacation. They came out with No work days for goverment & private, that does not include Monday, and there it was obvious. The goverment only computed their expense of 10B, but never included the effect to everyone.

    Why does it have to done in Manila rather than in Subic + Clark ? Metro manila alone has about 12-15 million people to be affected not including the nearby provinces while Clark + Subic , the most you can affect is 2.5million and that does not include at the NAIA & Ports effects. Now the ports are stuck and just like CVT stated, it's going to be another port mess all over again.

    The goverment has a lot of option but they chose the worse option.
    Last edited by macsd; November 17th, 2015 at 04:51 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post

    The goverment has a lot of option but they chose the worse option.
    About having it here in Manila, yes it was the worst option, and agree na this government leaves a lot to be desired pagdating sa event na ito. Given the additional security implemented due to the Paris attacks e the best they could have done was to declare the entire APEC week as a non work week na lang. But still we were warned and many chose to ignore it. Ako hindi ko na talaga pinapasok mga anak ko this week para wala ng hassle sa kanila ang worry on my part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post

    The goverment has a lot of option but they chose the worse option.
    About having it here in Manila, yes it was the worst option, and agree na this government leaves a lot to be desired pagdating sa event na ito. Given the additional security implemented due to the Paris attacks e the best they could have done was to declare the entire APEC week as a non work week na lang. But still we were warned and many chose to ignore it. Ako hindi ko na talaga pinapasok mga anak ko this week para wala ng hassle sa kanila ang worry on my part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    To each his own, but I kinda find this in poor taste.

    Although it is inconvenient, this APEC thing has been planned for quite a while so anticipation helps. I woke up earlier to go to work, we scheduled company meetings, etc. (my friend who works at an affected area left his home at 4am to get to work on time). For now, it's already here and safety and security is a primary concern if you ask me. If something happens, this will have a long term impact on our country and even the region.
    I agree with you. I just wish that the government is informing us more about the (potential) benefits of hosting APEC.

    Right now the message is just "get out of the way, plebeians"

    I wonder how the country benefited from hosting APEC in Subic more than a decade ago...

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    Quote Originally Posted by anonemus View Post
    I agree with you. I just wish that the government is informing us more about the (potential) benefits of hosting APEC.

    Right now the message is just "get out of the way, plebeians"

    I wonder how the country benefited from hosting APEC in Subic more than a decade ago...

    Telling militant groups not to rally? It's almost like a dare.


    While the government did do a lot of advanced warning, esp sa social media, i think they downplayed the impact on traffic a lot. Pag me umangal e baka masira pa yung plano. How does it go? It's easier to ask forgiveness than to get permission.

    On the other hand, you don't need to be a traffic expert, engineer etc to predict what kind of chaos closing off major roads, or limiting usable lanes will cause.

    Humirit ata yung private businesses na wag gawing entire week na walang trabaho; i wonder if they were able to operate normally with the traffic chaos though. They can force people to go to work all they want...but do you think the guys who walked home in the wee hours can show up for work today?
    Last edited by badkuk; November 17th, 2015 at 03:39 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post

    anticipation helps. I woke up earlier to go to work, we scheduled company meetings, etc. (my friend who works at an affected area left his home at 4am to get to work on time).
    Everyone else probably thought about that (coming to work early and such) too. Problem is palpak talaga ang mga plano nila sa pagcontrol ng traffic.

    And I think that middle finger isn't about the APEC but the piss poor handling of our government.


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    SLEX tonight...


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    Pati sa Clark may pila... Ceb Pac cleared out of NAIA...



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