Inquirer: DOTr no longer wants emergency powers to deal with metro traffic woes

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has informed a Senate panel that it is no longer seeking the grant of emergency powers to address Metro Manila’s traffic woes.

“We actually received a message from (DOTr) Secretary (Arthur) Tugade that he echoes that statement of the President that he will no longer seek for emergency powers,” DOTr Undersecretary for Road and Transport Infrastructure Mark de Leon was quoted as saying during a technical working group (TWG) meeting led by the Senate public services committee.

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In a statement on Wednesday, committee chair Senator Grace Poe said De Leon made the pronouncement when lawyer Terry Ridon of Infrawatch PH convenor asked DOTr during the TWG meeting last Monday to clarify the agency’s position on its request for emergency powers.