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FIRE ALERT: As of 10:19 AM. Ongoing fire incident at Barangay Sun Valley, Parañaque City involving a residential area. Now on its first alarm. Firefighters on site. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled truck due to mechanical problem at Commonwealth Technohub EB as of 8:14 AM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

FIRE UPDATE: As of 8:16 AM. Ongoing fire incident at U.P Campus involving a residential area. Now on its second alarm. Firefighters on site. #mmda

FIRE ALERT: As of 8:07 AM. Ongoing fire incident at U.P Campus involving a residential area. Now on its first alarm. Firefighters on site. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled truck due to mechanical problem at C5 Eastwood NB as of 8:01 AM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled bus due to mechanical problem at C5 Eastwood NB as of 8:01 AM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at EDSA Guadalupe SB involving a car as of 3:22 AM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled bus due to double flat tire at Commonwealth, Tandang Sora EB as of 10:06 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled Car due to mechanical trouble at EDSA Shaw Blvd Tunnel SB as of 8:39 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

METROBASE Traffic Update as of 7:00pm WHEN: March 21, 2026 A. MAJOR ROADS: *EDSA SOUTHBOUND - Monte De Piedad to Connecticut, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Ortigas to Shaw blvd, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Shaw blvd, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Magallanes to MOA, slow moving (due to Pyro Musical Competition) NORTHBOUND - Roxas Blvd, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Park Ave. to Taft Ave., moderate (due to volume of vehicles) - Ayala to Buendia, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Shaw blvd to Ortigas, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Santolan to Aurora blvd, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Balintawak, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *C5 SOUTHBOUND - Xavierville Ave. to Aurora blvd, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Eastwood to Green Meadows, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Julia Vargas to Lanuza, moderate (due to volume of vehicles) NORTHBOUND: - Lanuza, moderate (due to volume of vehicles) - Green Meadows, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Blueridge, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Ateneo, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *COMMONWEALTH EASTBOUND: - light traffic WESTBOUND: - Atherton, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *QUEZON AVENUE EASTBOUND: - Delta, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Sct.Borromeo to EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) WESTBOUND: - Sen.Miriam Defensor Santiago Ave. to EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Delta, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Araneta, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *MARCOS HIGHWAY EASTBOUND: - F.Mariano to Felix Ave., moderate (due to volume of vehicles) WESTBOUND: - light traffic *ORTIGAS AVENUE EASTBOUND: - Santolan, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Wilson, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Meralco Ave., moderate (due to volume of vehicles) WESTBOUND - Corithians to EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Greenhills, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Madison to Santolan, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *ROXAS BOULEVARD SOUTHBOUND: - Katigbak Prkwy, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Quirino Ave. to P.Ocampo, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Bradco Ave. to Airport road, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) NORTHBOUND: - EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - P. Ocampo, moderate (due to volume of vehicles) - Luneta to Padre. Burgos, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) *TAFT AVENUE SOUTHBOUND: - Quirino Ave., moderate (due to volume of vehicles) - P.Ocampo, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Buendia Ave., moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Arnaiz Ave., moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) NORTHBOUND: - EDSA, moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - Arnaiz Ave., moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) - P.Ocampo, moderate (due to volume of vehicles) - Quirino Ave., moderate to slow moving (due to volume of vehicles) #mmda

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) recently conducted a comprehensive Disaster Waste Management (DWM) Workshop for Pasay City government to strengthen its capacity in addressing waste challenges during and after disasters. Led by the MMDA Solid Waste Management Office (SWMO), the workshop served as a platform for the introduction of the DWM Guidelines for Local Government Units (LGUs), a comprehensive manual designed to streamline the collection, segregation, and disposal of disaster-generated debris. Technical expertise was provided by the Ministry of the Environment, Japan, alongside Mr. Shintaro Higashi of the NTT Data Institute of Management Consulting Inc., who shared methodologies for disaster waste estimation based on Japanese experience. The University of the Philippines Diliman Institute of Civil Engineering and AMH Philippines also enriched the discussions by presenting key considerations in developing a DWM plan, ensuring technical rigor and practical applicability. The Pasay City Environment and Natural Resources Office (PCENRO) complemented these inputs by sharing their Disaster Risk Management Plan, aligning local strategies with broader disaster resilience goals. As part of its technical assistance to LGUs, the MMDA plans to share the outputs of the initiative with other LGUs once finalized and materialized, to support wider replication and scaling of effective DWM practices across Metro Manila. This collaborative effort underscores the importance of integrating international expertise, academic knowledge, and local planning to build a comprehensive and actionable DWM framework for Pasay City, ultimately enhancing resilience and safeguarding communities against disaster impacts. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at Mabini Bridge SB involving tanker and motorcycle as of 6:04 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at Roxas Blvd P. Ocampo SB involving SUV and motorcycle as of 5:53 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at Roxas Blvd Baclaran NB involving truck and motorcycle as of 5:02 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled AUV due to mechanical trouble at Roxas Blvd EDSA Flyover SB as of 4:41 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at EDSA Kaingin SB involving 2 SUV as of 4:10 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Multiple collision at EDSA Shaw Blvd Tunnel NB involving 2cars and motorcycle as of 3:34 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at Marcos Highway Santolan EB involving car and closed van as of 3:22 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Stalled wing van due to mechanical trouble at C5, Katipunan Ave. P. Tuazon SB as of 2:48 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda

MMDA ALERT: Road crash incident at BMC in front of Araneta Square Mall involving 2cars as of 3:00 PM. One lane occupied. MMDA enforcers are on site managing traffic. #mmda