An MMDA traffic constable receives one of the body cameras donated by the private sector during a program led by the agency’s chair Danny Lim (right) on Thursday. —GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE
In 2017, the Traffic Discipline Office Road Emergency Group of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority operated 24 hours a day with the help of nine ambulances, a rescue van, seven tow trucks, handheld radios, and 131 heavy equipment operators ready to respond to emergencies on Edsa.
The seven emergency stations are maintained on Orense, Ortigas, C-5/Libis, Roxas Boulevard, Nagtahan, Timog Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue.
The group assisted and endorsed to hospitals for further treatment of 2,524 victims in 2017. —Marielle Medina
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