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QC issues traffic advisory for Friday’s La Naval procession

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MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City government advised motorists to temporarily use alternative routes as heavy traffic is expected on Friday, Oct. 9, during the image of the La Naval De Manila procession.

The local government said in an advisory that traffic build up may occur from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday due to the scheduled recorrido, or religious procession, of the image of La Naval De Manila to local churches.

READ: Remembering the old ‘La Naval’
https://opinion.inquirer.net/79062/remembering-the-old-la-naval

It said the procession will begin at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish, go to Quezon City Hall, and end at Sto. Domingo Church as its last stop.

The blessing stations will be at St. Joseph Parish Church, Nativity of Our Lord Parish, Holy Family Parish (Kamias), Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Parish of the Lord of Divine Mercy, San Isidro Labrador Church, Sacred Heart Parish, Christ the King Parish, Holy Family Church (Roxas), and St. Paul The Apostle Parish, as stated in the advisory.

The local government added that personnel from the Traffic and Transport Management Department, Department of Public Order and Safety, Task Force Disiplina, and the Quezon City Police District will be deployed to the routes that may be affected by traffic.

“Pinapayuhan ang mga motorista na dumaan sa mga alternatibong ruta. Salamat po sa inyong pang-unawa,” it said in the advisory.

(“Motorists are advised to take alternative routes. Thank you for your understanding,”)

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MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City government advised motorists to temporarily use alternative routes as heavy traffic is expected on Friday, Oct. 9, during the procession of the image of Our Lady of La Naval De Manila.

The city government said in an advisory that traffic build is expected from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday due to the scheduled recorrido, or religious procession.

READ: Remembering the old ‘La Naval’

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It said the procession will begin at Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish and will proceed to the Quezon City Hall, and end at Sto. Domingo Church.

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The blessing stations will be at St. Joseph Parish Church, Nativity of Our Lord Parish, Holy Family Parish (Kamias), Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Parish of the Lord of Divine Mercy, San Isidro Labrador Church, Sacred Heart Parish, Christ the King Parish, Holy Family Church (Roxas), and St. Paul The Apostle Parish.

Personnel from the Traffic and Transport Management Department, Department of Public Order and Safety, Task Force Disiplina, and the Quezon City Police District will be deployed to on the procession route.

“Pinapayuhan ang mga motorista na dumaan sa mga alternatibong ruta. Salamat po sa inyong pang-unawa,” ithe city government said in the advisory.

(Motorists are advised to take alternative routes. Thank you for your understanding.) /gsg

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