Mercy Mission

MMDA Clearing Operations in Kalibo, Aklan. Workers belonging to the Mercy Mission of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) haul away felled trees and debris from the poblacion of Kalibo, Aklan where roads were rendered impassable after the onslaught of typhoon Frank on the Panay island province recently. MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando deployed the mission to Kalibo as offshoot to President Arroyo’s earlier directive to the MMDA to extend clearing and flood control assistance to provinces hit hardest by the typhoon

 

MMDA Clearing Assistance in Aklan. A lift truck of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) dumps silt and debris removed from roadways of Kalibo to some low-lying and flood-prone areas during massive clearing operations being conducted by the MMDA to help rehabilitate and return to normalcy one of the Panay Island provinces hit hardest by typhoon Frank recently

 

MMDA Mercy Mission to Aklan. Roadways in Kalibo, Aklan which have been rendered impassable since the onslaught of typhoon Frank on the provinces of Panay Island are now being cleared by clearing and flood control personnel of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) of mounds of silt and debris as part of the agency’s mercy Mission to rehabilitate and help return to normalcy typhoon-devastated provinces in the province

 

MMDA Mercy Mission to Aklan. Workers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) perched on a manlifter truck remove GI sheets and bamboo poles entangled in power lines at the at the height of typhoon Frank at the poblacion of Kalibo recently. The mission is expected to complete the rehabilitation of Kalibo by next week.

 

 

MMDA Clearing Operations in Aklan. Sidewalk clearing and flood control personnel of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), with the help of a payloader truck, shovel heaps of silt carried by the floods from the bay area to the poblacion of Kalibo during massive clearing operations conducted in the aftermath of typhoon Frank. The contingent forms part of the MMDA Mercy Mission constituted by MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando as offshoot to President Arroyo’s directive to the MMDA to extend prompt assistance to Panay Island provinces hit hardest by the typhoon recently.

 

MMDA Mercy Mission At Work in Aklan. Trabaho, Trabaho workers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) clear Kalibo’s major and secondary roads of felled trees, broken twigs and other debris in the aftermath of typhoon Frank’s destruction of Panay Island provinces

 

 

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Dr. BF. Chairman Bayani Fernando (center) of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) beams as he is being conferred a doctorate degree on public administration honoris causa by Polytechnic University of the Philippines President Dante Guevarra (left) during the PUP's 2008 year-end commencement exercises held yesterday at the World Trade Center where he was also guest speaker. The honarary doctorate degree was conferred on Fernando from among other public officials by the university's academic councils and the board of regents for his exemplary performance as former Marikina and MMDA chair on good governance and effective leadership. Looking on the right is an unified PUP vice-president.

  

unity walk

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani F. Fernando (forth from left) surveys the area around the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 building yesterday along with the judges for the NAIA-3 landmark rotundas nationwide design competition. The contest, launched last wednesday, is open to all filipino citizens who can create a design for each of the two rotundas, located on Andrews Avenue in Pasay City. Organizers said P2 million is at stake in the contest. Walking along side Fernando are (from left) sculptor Moralde Arrogante, Manila International Airport Authority's TJ Seranno, Heritage Conservation Society president Gemma Cruz-Araneta, National Artist Napoleon Abueva, and Architects Ramon Orlina, Horacio Dimanlig and Paulo ALcazaren, who is also a columnis of the Star.

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New "Pink Line" Project

 

New “Pink Line” Project. Personnel of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) install road right-of-way or boundary markers between private and government property lines along EDSA from Ayala Ave. to Guadalupe in Makati City. Dubbed as the “Pink Line” project, this innovative scheme is aimed to curb the unabated illegal parking of vehicles on pedestrian ways in Metro Manila and illegal construction of structures that tend to impede the movement of pedestrians. The agency intends to complete the installation of pink lines on Roxas Blvd, on to the 24-kilometer stretch of EDSA from Baclaran to Monumento by early next year. The full force of PD1096 or the National Building Code on improper occupancy, location and illegal construction, including prescribed setbacks for commercial, industrial and institutional buildings, will be implemented with violators facing a fine of P1,000.00 or imprisonment of not more than six months.

 

Metro Manila Philippine Councilors League Induction. MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando (center in dark suit) pose for a souvenir photo with the officers and members of the Metro Manila Philippine Councilors League led by their president Serafin Bernardino (sixth from left) after taking their oath of office before the MMDA chief yesterday. As the new set of members of the Metro Manila Council, the policy-making body of the MMDA, they were enjoined by Fernando to take active part in the implementation and ensure the success of the ongoing Metro Gwapo Program in their respective localities. Also shown on photo (left to right) are Councilors Carlo Marcelo; Marlon Pesebre of Pasay City; Domingo Sese of San Juan; Ryan Bagatsing of Muntinlupa; Marisse Balina of Taguig; Grecio Rendor, Jr., National Pres. of Albay – Phil. Councilors League; Joel Chua of Manila; Jun Borja of Malabon; Ricky Ginogino of Navotas; Dante Prado of Caloocan and Armand Padilla of Makati.
 

MMDA Celebrates 32nd Anniversary. Former Metro leaders led by ex-MMC Gov. Imelda Marcos (seated at the middle) pose for a souvenir shot with MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando and other officials during the 32nd anniversary celebration of the agency held recently at the MMDA Makati City office where they had an “eyeball-to-eyeball” reunion with their present counterparts. The officials vowed to hold a summit on Dec. 3 to find ways to put more teeth to the police power and other traffic enforcement functions of the MMDA in the amended MMDA Charter or RA7924 now pending with Congress. Also shown in photo are former MMC OIC Joey D. Lina (seated right), and (standing from left) former MMC and MMA Chairmen Vice Gov. Ismael A. Mathay,Jr. Prospero I. Oreta, Press Secretary  Ignacio R.  Bunye and former Finance Commissioner Silver Sarmiento. 

 

MMDA Relocates Mabini Shrine. MMDA workers, with trucks and equipment in tow, dismantle piece by piece the old nipa-roofed Mabini Shrine in Malacañang Park encroaching on a reclaimed portion of Pasig River to be relocated to the PUP compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila. The MMDA’s flood control office has found out that the shrine has been constricting the river flow from 150 meters upstream and narrowing down to 65 meters downstream where it used to stand thereby causing swelling and unnecessary flooding in some parts of Metro Manila. Restoration of the old Mabini house is expected to be completed before the year is over.

 

Soldiers to Help MMDA in Rescue and Clearing Operations. Chairman Bayani Fernando (right) of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority hands over to an unidentified soldier (left) the certificates of training of 376 officers and enlisted personnel of the Armed Forces of the Philippines NCR command who underwent a two-week training on disaster relief and response operations course conducted by the MMDA. The troops will assist the agency, local government units and other volunteer groups in search and rescue operations during earthquakes, fires, flood and terrorism threats not only in Metro Manila but also all over the country. The AFP NCR command also pledged to join forces with the MMDA in clearing sidewalks, roadways and other danger zones of illegal structures and other forms of obstruction.
 

MMDA To Extend Traffic Management Duties to Pasig City and Rizal Province. Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (second from right) together with Rizal Gov. Casimiro Ynarez III (left), Cainta Mayor Mon Ilagan (second from left) and Pasig City Mayor Bobby Eusebio jointly map out the plans and designs to clear the roads and highways of their jurisdictions of illegal structures and other forms of obstruction that tend to impede the flow of traffic in the said areas. The three officials had sought the assistance of the MMDA to put order on major and secondary thoroughfares leading to and from their turfs by clearing the road of shanties of informal settlers and vendors, illegally-parked vehicles and other illegal encroachments on the roads right-of-way and sidewalks, and putting in place traffic fixtures, directional signs and other geometric improvements under the Metro Gwapo program later. (Chito Chavez)

 

Faster Transport of Benguet and Baguio Veggies to Metro Manila. MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando ( in dark colored jacket) together with General Manager Robert Nacianceno (on his right) looks on as fresh farm produce from La Trinidad are being readied for transport to Metro Manila and other Northern  Luzon provinces. Fernando and his staff were in Baguio City where he espoused on the agency’s Metro Gwapo projects as guest speaker of Texas Instruments Phil. Inc.’ seminar on leadership qualities. He intends to replicate the clearing on alternative routes and other lateral roads going to and from Baguio City of shanties of vendors and informal settlers, illegally parked vehicles and other illegal structures in a bid to reduce the prolonged travel time of motorists from six to seven hours to four to three hours only. The MMDA will come up with traffic improvement studies and strategies to be submitted to president Arroyo for approval.

 
MMDA to Help Decongest Manila. Chairman Bayani Fernando (left) of the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) fleshes out his blueprint before Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim on how to rationalize the city’s problems on traffic, illegal vending and squatting during a courtesy call the former paid on the latter at the Manila City Hall yesterday. Pending the outcome of a separate study to be conducted by city engineering officials on choke-point areas, Lim agreed to work closely with the MMDA which had offered to extend its traffic management duties in clearing roads and sidewalks of illegal structures and obstructions, removal of squatter shanties and relocation of affected families, installation of footbridges, widening of Roxas Blvd., pedestrians’ overpasses, U-turn slots and other traffic engineering schemes to decongest Manila. Looking on is an unidentified city government official and Vice-Mayor Ishko Moreno Domagoso


 

Robinsons Galeria Loading and Unloading Bay. Public utility vehicles now orderly pick-up and drop off commuters in front of Robinsons Galeria (RG) north bound along Edsa as the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in coordination with the RG’s management jointly put up this loading and unloading bay to improve the traffic situation in the area. The MMDA provided the design of the loading/unloading bay while Robinsons financed its construction which was completed and opened to the public last Holy Week. Fourteen other such bays will soon be built in various choke points along Edsa.
 

MMDA Offers Kaminero Jobs to “Ninja” Boys. Chairman Bayani Fernando (seated in dark polo shirt) of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority(MMDA) welcomes to the agency fold the 12 “Ninja Boys” of Cainta Junction who have signified their desire to shift their lives’ courses and work as kamineros under President Arroyo’s Trabaho, Trabaho program. The boys, whose ages range from 18 to 29, have served time in prison after being caught pilfering trucks traversing the Junction area of their goods and other merchandise. They will be trained as skilled workers doing carpentry, masonry, gardening, electronics, landscaping and plumbing under the ongoing Metro Gwapo physical development program. Also shown in photo (seated, partly hidden behind Fernando) is MMDA General Manager Robert Nacianceno and Security, Intelligence and Investigation chief Col.Ely Pintang (far left, standing).
 
BARGE TO HAUL AWAY GARBAGE. A "Trabaho! Trabaho!" laborer of the MMDA tinkers with one of the six floating barges procured from Department of Transportation and Communication to be used in collecting garbage dumped indiscriminately on creeks and waterways. The MMDA has started massive cleaning operations on creeks to minimize flooding in Metro Manila when the rainy season comes. Trabaho workers have been retooled by the agency to undertake carpentry, masonry, welding, landscaping and other semi-skilled jobs.
 
Construction of Footbridge Halted. A traffic engineering worker of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) puts up a signboard advising the public why the construction of a footbridge on an accident-prone area in Eastwood, Libis in Quezon City has been stopped. The MMDA, due to public clamor on the spate of road accidents involving pedestrians, had started building a footbridge in the area but was stopped recently by a temporary restraining order issued by a lower court in favor of Citibank which had protested the construction of the same.
 

Common  Poster Area. Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) measures off the 200 meter-length from the tarpaulin posted on a Comelec-designated common poster area (CPA) in every barangay in the metropolis where candidates are only allowed to plaster their campaign posters and other election paraphernalia. The Comelec has deputized the MMDA to tear down all misplaced election paraphernalia posted outside the authorized CPA, document them as evidence against errant candidates who face disqualification from running in the May 14 elections for violation of the Fair Elections Act and arrest persons caught in “flagrante delicto.”
 
Bawal Ito. MMDA workers on board a manlifter truck (insert) inscribe "Bawal Ito" red paint on a giant hamburger billboard on Katipunan Ave., near Miriam College Q.C. which, the MMDA says, violates government regulations prohibiting installation of outdoor signs that were put up over or across and along public thoroughfares, whether it be a national or secodary road. The MMDA later tore down this billboard because of the imminent danger it poses to the lives of pedestrians and motorists.
 
Turnstiles at EDSA Loading and Unloading Bays. Turnstile (inset) such as this one at the entrance of the EDSA-Ayala loading bay and another on EDSA-Buendia Ave. have been installed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to control the movement of people on two of Makati City's busiest bus stops. The MMDA intends to put up more turnstiles in front of Camp Crame and in Cubao, Quezon City in its newest to instill discipline on pedestrians and commuters and restore order on the streets.
 
Metro Gwapo Goes to Balintawak Market. Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) helps a fish vendor put on her Metro Gwapo apron at the Balintawak market in Quezon City where the agency intends to replicate its Metro Gwapo cleanliness and beautification campaign. A dialogue ensued between Fernando and the market administrator and vendors who pledged to work hand in hand with the MMDA in sprucing up the market’s premises in line with “Pook na Bulok, Negosyo Di Papasok” project, a component of the broader Metro Gwapo program.
 
Braving the Rains and the Dark to Repair Breached DikeWith floodlights in tow (foreground), flood control workers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) work overtime to repair the breach in the Tanza, Navotas earth dike system brought about by heavy rains of typhoon “Glenda” last week. MMDA Deputy Chairman Cesar Lacuna said the agency is fast-tracking the completion of the repairs which he said as of yesterday is 80% complete. Photo shows the workers burrowing 15-feet long bamboo poles into the ground to serve as stronger foundation for layering thousands of sandbags.
 

Drab Flyovers No More. This flyovers is not high enough to keep these two Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers, perched on a manlifter, from applying fresh coat of paint on its underbelly. The MMDA has been repainting flyovers in EDSA in line with its infrastructure, cleanliness and beautification campaign dubbed sa "Metro Gwapo."

 

How Do You Solve a Headache of This Magnitude? The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) claims that despite regular dredging of this sea of garbage by its flood control workers along tramo street in Pasay City. squatters encroaching on the crek have made it the dumping ground of their garbage and waste naterials. MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando is exhorting local government officials to share the responsibility of educating thier constituents on the proper disposal of their garbage or perhaps have the political will to relocate them for the agency's flood control program to remain unhampered.

 
Empowerment of the Poor to Help Themselves. Some of the 1,500 new recruits of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority's "Trabaho, Trabaho" project at work along Pres. Macapagal Ave. and F.B. Harrison in Pasay City. The workers were former out-of-school youths and those from marginalized sector who were afforded the chance to work as carpenters, gardeners, electricians, plumbers and demolition and sidewalk clering crew under the agency's continuing "Metro Gwapo" program to spruce up blighted areas in Metro Manila.
 
Who says that the “Wet Flag” campaign has fizzled out ? MMDA traffic enforcers on board a truck with wet flag cruise along past commuters who spill over the streets to take a ride on EDSA near SM North in Quezon City. Chairman Bayani Fernando says there’s been no let up in the agency’s campaign to instill discipline among public utility drivers and the riding public to obey traffic rules and regulations.
Mad Scramble for Menial Jobs. Hordes of prospective workers mill around the “Trabaho, Trabaho” recruitment center at the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) grounds in Makati City to avail of 14,000 job openings for carpenters, masons, electricians, gardeners, kamineros, painters and plumbers to work under the MMDA’s continuing Metro Gwapo program.. The Trabaho, Trabaho project is a component of the broader Roadside Maintenance-Job Creation (RMJC) program of the Arroyo administration to generate employment for the underprivileged family members and out-of-school youths. The RMJC is scheduled to be launched by President Arroyo and her inter0agency task force on May 15 this year. 05/09/06
“Metro Gwapo” Inspection Tour. Metro mayors. local chief executives and MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando, on board his mobile office, tour the Investors’ Corridor leading to and from the airport area where major strides have been achieved insofar as beautification and sprucing up of blighted areas are concerned. Investors’ Corridor is one of the 12 components of the broader “Metro Gwapo” program to send a strong signal to the world that the country is now ready for tourism, trade and investment.
“PINK CLOTH” TRAFFIC SCHEME LAUNCHED. Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) unfurls the pink flag across the bus door to ward off overstaying buses waiting for long hours at loading stations during yesterday’s formal launching of the campaign at EDSA- Cubao Farmers bus station in Quezon City. Fernando said this excess of buses dawdling and fighting for few passengers is what causes traffic jams on main thoroughfares and streets of Metro Manila. Errant drivers who violate the innovative scheme will be cited for obstruction while recidivists face confiscation of their drivers’ licenses.
Barkers of Illegal Terminals Nabbed. Nine more barkers of illegal terminals in various parts of Quezon City were apprehended by operatives of the Security and Intelligence Office (SIO) of the MMDA in an intensified drive to clear major roads and thoroughfares of all forms of obstructions that cause traffic congestion in the Metropolis. Shown in photo (seated) is SIO head P/Supt. Ely Pintang explaining to the barkers the rudiments of the charges leveled against them.
Marikina Metro Gwapo. This is Marikina bridge along A. Bonifacio Ave .today after new street furniture and road construction improvements were made in line with the “Metro Gwapo” project of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). Chairman Bayani Fernando has initially identified Marikina City and four other cities as pilot areas to transform the Metro Manila into the good-looking Metro or “Metro Gwapo, Para Lahat Ganado.”.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando stresses a point during the day-long symposium on the proposed amendments to R.A. 7924, the law that created the MMDA last Friday at the Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong City where Metro vice-mayors and councilors unanimously endorsed the strengthening of the said law that created the agency. The local executives batted for implementation with consensus between the MMDA and the local government units insofar as delivery of basic services to Metro Manilans is concerned. The proposed amendments will be up for deliberations during the next Congressional hearing on the MMDA Charter on March 20. Photo shows with Fernando (from left) Edward Tan, President of the Metro Manila Councilors League, Jesse Cruz, President of the Vice-Mayors League of the Philippines, and Herbert Bautista, Vice-President of the Vice-Mayors League for NCR. 03/ 06/06
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando, together with his staff, conducts an inspection of the Carmona sanitary landfill in Cavite to check its environmental compliance that it pose no danger to the health of the people living near the dump. The MMDA is also exploring the possibility of reopening the garbage facility or converting it into a housing site or golf course.
The turf fight between the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and the Makati City governement is finally over insofar as landscaping of blighted areas are concerned. Photo shows MMDA General Manager and Acting Chairman Robert Naciancieno and Makati Vice Maayro Ernesto Mercado jointly inspecting the city's 1.2 kilometer long center island on South Super Highway that needs sprucing up. The Beautification campaign is an offshoot to President Arroyo's directive to clear interconnected roads leading to and from the airport area where foreign investors frequent and as part of the MMDA's "Investors Corridor" program. --January 24, 2006--
Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) (left) and other Metro mayors bring their concerns to the multi-lateral negotiating table of the recently-concluded Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) study tour to promote the core values of good governance. The Canadian study tour aims to enhance the knowledge of the local executives on Vancouver's management of essential utility services particularly on solid waste management, traffic management, water and sewerage systems and urban redevelopment that can be replicated in their own areas of jurisdiction. Also shown in photo with the MMDA chief are Mayors Lourdes Fernando of Marikina City, Feliciano Belmonte of Quezon City, Enrico Echiverri of Caloocan City, Vicente Eusebio of Pasig City, Jaime Fresnedi of Muntinlupa City and Rosendo Capco of Pateros.
MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando and Caloocan Mayor Enrico Echiverri jointly supervise the dredging of a garbage-clogged canal on Dagat-Dagatan Ave. Ext. in Caloocan City in preparation for the onset of the rainy season. Flood control is one of the major flagship programs of the MMDA in the metropolis.
Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority(MMDA) has formed the "Quick Response" team that will respond on site to any exigency that may occur in Metro Manila where protest actions are being held. In worst case scenarios like bombing, fire and looting, the team will augment the ranks of the Philippine National Police to defuse tension through their rescue, public information, broadcast liasoning, Metro base monitoring and clean-up post-rally operations. Twin photos show Fernando and his men trooping the line of the MMDA rescue and clean-up team, crane, rescue van, forklift, ambulance and light trucks included.

Chairman Bayani F. Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) signs a covenant with leaders of various transport groups firming up modifications of rules on the No-Contact Traffic Apprehension Scheme and the Metropolitan Traffic Ticketing (MTT) System.
Among the changes in the MTT include the extension of the deadline for paying fines and penalties from seven days to 15 days. Looking on are leaders of transport groups and other MMDA officials.
Chairman Bayani Fernando of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority illustrates to newsmen of the rudiments of the proposed set up of loading and unloading bays on EDSA, to ease traffic and instill discipline among public utility drivers and commuters. The MMDA is set to start the project shortly under a P50-Million loans facility from the World Bank.
Chairman Bayani F. Fernando is interviewed by the press during the MMDA Road Show
"Let's all act to CLEAN THE AIR"
- Chairman Bayani F. Fernando
H.E. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was the special guest during the inauguration of the Children's Pavilion at the PCSO Compound last October 28, 2003.
The Chairman and General Manager Robert C. Nacianceno supervise the landscaping activities in preparation for the visit of U.S. President George W. Bush.
Chairman Bayani F. Fernando supervises the restoration of sidewalk pavement after a clearing operation.
The Chairman supervises the removal of a billboard stand along EDSA.
MMDA Flood Control Personnel cleaned and declogged drainage laterals along EDSA - Aurora Blvd., Quezon City, using vacuum SRECO machine and mechanical scrapper with bucket.
Chairman Bayani F. Fernando points to sidewalk obstructions during one of the inspections conducted along major thoroughfares in Metro Manila.
Chairman Bayani F. Fernando explains the purpose of the sidewalk clearing operations to sidewalk vendors.
Chairman Bayani Fernando and other MMDA officials conducted an inspection of the equipment to be used for flood control.
 
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