May 13 araw na lang at magwawakas na ang panahon ni JBC sa Bakoor — at sa ekseng pampilitika sa Kabite.
Eto pa. Ayon sa aming nababalitaan sa pali-paligid, pumuputok na ang butsi ng ilan sa ating bayan, lalo na ang tropa nina JBC at Malvar. Anila, sinasalakay na ng MMDA ang Bakoor gayung para sa kanila ay hindi dapat dahil kung sa literal na sentido ay hindi dapat manghimasok ang MMDA sa problema ng Bakoor kahit pa si Gob Ayong pa ang humiling, at si PGMA pa ang mag-utos na ayusin ang magulong sitwasyon ng trapik. Sinasabi rin nila na siguradong may kinalaman din diumano si Mayor Strike sa umano’y “pananakop” ng MMDA sa Bakoor.
Ilan sa mga sasakyan ng MMDA na karaniwa’y ginagamit sa kampanyang Metro Gwapo na nakahimpil sa isang bakanteng lote sa Talaba.
Ilan sa mga tauhan/kaminero ng MMDA na nakitang nagbubuwag ng isang sagabal sa daan sa may Aguinaldo Highway ng Panapaan. Kuha kahapon, Hunyo 16.
Bacoor drive set; Pasay’s Muslims appeal to prelate
Illegal structures on main roads in Bacoor, Cavite are up for demolition on Monday even as 332 Muslim families evicted in Baclaran, Pasay City last week have appealed to the Catholic hierarchy to take up their plight with Malacañan Palace.
The Metro Manila Development Authority is fielding a 150-strong crew to give way to the construction of a rotunda in Barangay Talaba.
“We have to instill sidewalk discipline,” said Robert Esquivel, chief of the agency’s Street Clearing Operations Group.
Meanwhile, Abdelmanan Tanandato, head of the group, and other Muslim leaders personally delivered their letter to Manila Auxiliary Bishop Broderick Pabillo, housing committee chairman of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines.
“We are asking your help to send our concerns through our letter to the President,” he stated in the letter.
Tanandato said they sought the prelate’s help instead because the Office of Muslim Affairs was unable to lift a finger when the wrecking crew of the Philippine Reclamation Authority backed by anti-riot policemen tore down the shanties of settlers.
The residents claimed that despite the P30,000 “disturbance pay” offered by the authority, they opted to fight for their relocation.
According to Esquivel, the clearing drive on June 18 would start at the Coastal Road exit.
“Bacoor is an important gateway to Metro Manila. Gridlock is always heavy in the area. That’s why an executive order tasked MMDA to come up with traffic reduction measures,” he said, stressing the benefit of easing the bottleneck in the locality.
“While Las Piñas is just on Bacoor’s eastside, those from Batangas bound for Roxas Boulevard in Manila would have to pass Bacoor.”
Noting that many residential units and commercial establishments have encroached on the street’s three-meter easement, Esquivel said vehicular traffic needed more attention.
“Many developers failed to anticipate the proliferation of new subdivisions in Cavite and overlooked the need to construct more roads.” Rio N. Araja and Dennis Carcamo
Re: MMDA took over Bacoor
Nag post ako ng tungkol sa bagay na ito sa Usap Usapan ng mga Kabiteyo sa buong mundo. Binatikos ko ang mga pulitikong mukhang kuwarta sa LAGAYAN NG MGA DEVELOPER.
Noon pa man, ang traffic sa buong Metro Manila, including Bacoor, Dasma, Imus at ibang bayan pa, ay out of control na. Pero bigay pa rin ng bigay ng permit. Basta’t developer na bigay ng bigay ng LAGAY, ayos lang.
Meron pa ring bumatikos sa akin na obselete na raw ang mga kuro kuro ko. Gayon pa man, I asked the writer if he knows anything about urban planning? As expected, he knows nothing about urban planning.
Kaya, mga kababayan. Ilan lamang ang mag be benefit sa pagbubukas ng iba pang sbdivision. Lahat tayo ay mapipinsala.
I have nothing against development. As a matter of fact, we need more developments that will will lead to economic growth. But there should be a balance of economic growth and urban disaster.
We are all in agreement that Bacoor has one of the most, if not the most, congested traffic in the country.
Through this medium, Bacoor Insider, we should invite the newly (re)elected Cavite Governor and Mayors, to state their positions on traffic congestion and urban sprawl.
Let this serve notice to the above-mentioned politicians that traffic congestion is on our priority list. That today’s electors are highly sophisticated. We could not be fooled again. Just look what happened to the Super Buwaya of Bacoor.
Strike Revilla, Ayong Maliksi, are you listening?
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