LIBRENG SAKAY: MRT-3 offers free rides to gov't workers on Sept 18-20 | ABS-CBN
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LIBRENG SAKAY: MRT-3 offers free rides to gov't workers on Sept 18-20
LIBRENG SAKAY: MRT-3 offers free rides to gov't workers on Sept 18-20
ABS-CBN News
Published Sep 17, 2024 08:20 AM PHT
Good news for our government workers!
Good news for our government workers!
Government workers will have a chance to ride the MRT-3 for free from September 18-20 in celebration of the anniversary of the Philippine Civil Service.
Government workers will have a chance to ride the MRT-3 for free from September 18-20 in celebration of the anniversary of the Philippine Civil Service.
All government workers can avail of the free MRT-3 rides during the 3-day period upon presentation of their government employee ID to station personnel.
All government workers can avail of the free MRT-3 rides during the 3-day period upon presentation of their government employee ID to station personnel.
The first MRT-3 trains leave North Avenue Station and Taft Avenue Station at 4:30 a.m. and 5:05 a.m. respectively.
The first MRT-3 trains leave North Avenue Station and Taft Avenue Station at 4:30 a.m. and 5:05 a.m. respectively.
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The last trains leave North Avenue Station and Taft Avenue Station at 9:30 p.m. and 10:09 p.m. respectively.
The last trains leave North Avenue Station and Taft Avenue Station at 9:30 p.m. and 10:09 p.m. respectively.
“Layon ng LIBRENG SAKAY ng MRT-3 na makapaghatid ng kahit kaunting kasiyahan sa kanila na tanda ng aming pagsaludo at pasasalamat sa kanilang mga sakripisyo. Mabuhay ang mga kawani ng gobyerno!" MRT-3 General Manager Oscar B. Bongon said in a statement.
“Layon ng LIBRENG SAKAY ng MRT-3 na makapaghatid ng kahit kaunting kasiyahan sa kanila na tanda ng aming pagsaludo at pasasalamat sa kanilang mga sakripisyo. Mabuhay ang mga kawani ng gobyerno!" MRT-3 General Manager Oscar B. Bongon said in a statement.
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