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Thursday, July 16, 2009

New PNR Trains Equipped with Airconditioning, TV Sets, Comfort Rooms and Rotating Chairs Start Passenger Service from Tutuban to Bicutan

16 July 2009

New airconditioned coaches of the PNR have started passenger service from Tutuban to Bicutan. From Tutuban, the trains pass through stations in España, Sta. Mesa, Buendia, FTI and then to Bicutan.  Minimum fare is P10 while fare for the entire route is P15.  The entire trip takes only about 37 minutes.  

The train service schedule is currently limited to trips at 6am and 3:30pm.  This frequency will increase when more new trains arrive and are deployed along the line. 

More on this story in this flash report by Connie Sison courtesy of GMANews.tv:


This is the Unang Hirit report by Ian Cruz:


This is an earlier report by Susan Enriquez on July 14 showing PGMA and VP Noli De Castro inaugurating the new PNR coaches.  


Susan also shows us that the coaches' have comfort rooms, TV sets, and rotating chairs:


By January or February next year, the PNR train service is expected to reach as far down south as Bicol. 

Friday, June 19, 2009

Rizalistas and Kabataan Party List Celebrate 148th Birth Anniversary of Philippine National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal

19 June 2009

Today is the 148th birth anniversary of the Philippines' national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, who was born on June 19, 1861 in Calamba, Laguna. 

The event was marked by wreath-laying ceremonies in Rizal Park by the Kabataan party list and the Rizalistas. Celebrations were also held at the Rizal Shrine in Calamba, Laguna,  across the country and around the world especially in places where there are big Filipino communities or where there are chapters of the Knights of Rizal.




More on this story in this flash report by Connie Sison courtesy of GMANews.tv:


In his report, John Consulta showed how some 500 Rizalistas not only offered flowers at the Rizal Monument but also staged their version of a mass in honor of the national hero. 


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