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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has advised motorists to expect traffic disruptions in several parts of Metro Manila as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) carries out 24-hour road works during Holy Week.
According to the MMDA, the road maintenance schedule will begin at 11:00 PM on 16 April (Tuesday) and will continue until 5:00 AM on 21 April (Sunday). The repair works are scheduled to take advantage of the expected lighter traffic volume during the long holiday.
A total of 25 key road sections will undergo repairs in Quezon City, Makati City, and Pasig City, with some locations set for full lane closures.
QUEZON CITY
Quirino Highway (southbound), A. Bonifacio Avenue, G. Araneta Avenue
Sct. Alcaraz, multiple sections of Payatas Road, Batasan Road
Congressional Avenue Extension, Commonwealth Avenue (various stretches)
E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C5), C5 Katipunan, Fairview Avenue
Mindanao Avenue Underpass (both northbound and southbound): Full closure of 1st and 2nd lanes
MAKATI CITY
Magallanes Flyover (northbound): Partial closure (upper/lower level of half the bridge)
PASIG CITY
C5 Ortigas Flyover (southbound): Full closure
Ortigas C5 Interchange (East on-ramp to Southbound off-ramp): Full closure
Motorists are advised to take alternate routes such as the Mabuhay Lanes and to follow directional signs provided by the MMDA during the repair period.
For those affected by the closures along Ortigas and C5, the MMDA recommends that vehicles take the Ortigas flyover straight to Lanuza intersection and then turn left to J. Vargas to reach their destination.
The MMDA also urged the public to plan their trips accordingly to avoid congestion in affected areas.