We can do better, says Cebu City Councilor Augustus Pe Jr. after watching a simulation exercise on chemical biological incident at the Ayala Business Center.(Sun.Star photo/Arni Aclao)
WITH the dry run for the Asean summit only two days away, a Cebu City councilor is asking organizers to come up with a concrete rerouting plan to lessen the inconvenience to the public.
Councilor Sylvan Jakosalem said all he has right now is a traffic rerouting scheme applicable to public utility jeepneys (PUJs) only.
He told Sun.Star Cebu last night that what he wants to see is a detailed plan on how the City Traffic Operations Management intends to divert traffic on Dec. 11 to 14 when the ceremonial route will be closed for the delegates’ convoy.
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1T Lahug residents seek mayor’s help
BRINGING the sentiments of more than 1,000 Barangay Lahug residents, urban poor leaders asked Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña to negotiate in their behalf with Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia on the land swap deal.
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Glo back to work
MALACAÑANG assured the public that President Arroyo is healthier and stronger than most of her critics who are questioning her real state of health.
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