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January 8th, 2013 11:10 AM #11
Alternate route...better avoid the place completely. Hope they don't jam the cell sites like they did last year.
The Metro Manila Development Authority, the government agency that is in-charge with the traffic situation in Metro Manila had released it’s alternated route for the Feast of the Black Nazarene.
Commuters and drivers were advise to follow the alternate routes to ease the traffic of the areas affected. Some roads were close for the whole day, January 9, 2012.
The Annual Festival’s showcase is the procession of the Black Nazarene within specified route from Quiapo Church to its vicinity.
Here are the alternate routes that was given by MMDA:
FROM QUEZON CITY – ESPAÑA TO LUNETA (WEST BOUND) : Right turn at A.H. Lacson, straight ahead to Tayuman left at Rizal Avenue, right at Ronquillo left to Mc Arthur Bridge all the way to PadreBurgos to destination.
FROM QUEZON CITY – LAONG-LAAN & DIMASALANG TO LUNETA (WEST BOUND) - Right turn at A.H. Lacson, straight ahead to Tayuman, left at Rizal Avenue, right at Ronquillo left to Mc ArthurBridge all the way to Padre Burgos.
ROM QUEZON CITY – ESPAÑA TO LUNETA (WEST BOUND) - Left turn at Lacson, right at Earnshaw, right at Legarda, P. Casal – Ayala Blvd. to destination
FROM LUNETA TO ESPAÑA – QUEZON CITY (EAST BOUND) - Take Padre Burgos straight ahead to Finance, Ayala Blvd. straight to P. Casal straight to Legarda, left at Bustillos to destination.
FROM ROXAS BLVD. TO ESPAÑA – QUEZON CITY (EAST BOUND) - Take U.N. Avenue left to Otis, left to Nagtahan, A.Lacson to destination
FROM ROXAS BLVD TO BLUMENTRITT (EAST BOUND) - Take P. Burgos, straight to Lawton, Mc Arthur Bridge, right to Carriedo, then keft to Avenida to destination
For further information regarding the re-routing scheme or the alternate route given by the MMDA just visit The Official Website of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. You can also refer to MMDA iOS Map to get traffic updates using your iOS gadgets.
An estimated 9 million devotees were expected to cause traffic jams in the vicinity of Quiapo for today’s celebration of the Black Nazarene Feast.
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January 8th, 2013 11:13 AM #12
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January 8th, 2013 11:27 AM #13
dumaan ako sa quiapo kanina. sa ilalim ng tulay. normal naman walang traffic. i hope bukas wala din traffic. everyday route ko pa naman yan
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dumaan ako sa quiapo kanina. sa ilalim ng tulay. normal naman walang traffic. i hope bukas wala din traffic. everyday route ko pa naman yan
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January 8th, 2013 03:02 PM #15
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January 8th, 2013 03:40 PM #16
It was already chaos last monday. I couldnt even make it to my sampaloc clinic. No offense to the black nazarene, i have utmost respect for the dude. But some of the devotees are hinging on borderline fanaticism! Hehe. We got 3 units deployed there for the chaos that will ensue on Wednesday.
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January 8th, 2013 05:09 PM #18
Paramihan sa epal ng mga politikos for sure...
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/336937/...-quiapo-fiesta
‘Epal’ politicians told: Keep off Quiapo fiestaPlease don’t give in to “tarpaulitics” temptation.
An environmental watchdog yesterday urged politicians not to put up their “Happy Fiesta” tarpaulins along the processional route of the image of the Black Nazarene as they defile the solemnity of the occasion.
“Tarpaulitics,” or what is popularly called “epal,” refers to the shameless use of tarpaulins to advertise the names and faces of politicians and election candidates.
“Tarpaulins do not lead to a happy fiesta. In fact, tarpaulins are a nuisance that can confuse the spiritual message of unity,” Edwin Alejo, EcoWaste Coalition coordinator, said in a statement.
Propaganda tarpaulins also add to the enormous fiesta clutter and trash that will have to be disposed of later, the group said.
“[They] block the public view of the procession, harm the trees and mess up the bridges, electric cables, lampposts and structures where the tarps are usually fastened or hung,” Alejo said.
The feast commemorates the first procession to transfer the Black Nazarene from a church in Intramuros to the minor basilica in Quiapo held on Jan. 9, 1767.
Many take part in the annual feast to implore God for help in solving money, family or business problems. Some come to ask to be healed of maladies.
Alejo said it was very tempting for politicians eyeing the 2013 elections to use the occasion to sell themselves through “happy fiesta” tarpaulin banners.
“We appeal to their sense of propriety and defy such a temptation,” Alejo added. “Tarpaulitics has no place in an event whose only focus, should and must be, the Black Nazarene.”
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January 6th, 2017 10:42 AM #19
Will the procession on Monday also affect traffic in other parts of Metro Manila?
I need to be in Chino Roces in Makati at 11:00am. Will I be affected by the traffic if I'm coming from NLEX?Signature
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January 6th, 2017 11:30 AM #20
Walang pasok sa City of Manila sa Monday. Saturday Jan 7, expect heavy traffic because quiapo will be closed to traffic for the parade of Nazarene replicas...
Kwento ng katrabaho ko, meron daw sya officemate dati na Italiano na tinanong daw bakit...
Traffic!