Transport
Capitalists set new terminal for more financial gain
Vince Casilihan, Spokeperson:Karapatan-Bikol
September 3,2014
Since the
questionable Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) is under scrutiny,
capitalists of the Aquino regime worry about their additional kick-back from
the people. They set the road as avenue for them to continue the supply of
corrupted money.
Without any
consultation, Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)
banned buses from Bicol from entering Metro Manila. They discriminates ordinary
commuters from the region who take the bus and who can’t afford expensive ride
to the metropolis.
It is not
the best and most convenient to open the Southwest Interim Provincial Terminal
(SIPT) in Alabang, Muntinlupa City, to these buses from Bicol region.
“Bicolanos are being corrupted and being capitalized by the government since
they need to take double ride,”Vince Casilihan of Karapatan-Bikol said .
“Everyone
should know especially the government agencies that solving the traffic
congestion problem and corruption in the transport sector would not be resolved
through that executive order,” Casilihan added. “It only adds more burden to
the lives of our people and hassle on delivery of goods in the country”.
Setting new
terminal far away from the safest and most convenient way for the local
commuters is like setting new scheme and new face of corruption under Aquino
regime. “This only means the present administration is insufficient in solving
the rampant criminal violations of the drivers,” Casilihan said. “That’s why
their hitting the pocket of more passengers to sugar-coat this kind of
anti-people executive order”.
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