LIST: Closed roads, alternate routes for ASEAN Ministerial Meeting
Top view of the Main Theater of the Cultural Center of the PHilippines along Roxas Boulevard, CCP Complex, Pasay City as of June 2015. Wikipedia/Patrick Roque
MANILA, Philippines — Some roads in Manila and Pasay City will be closed for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations 50th anniversary festivities and ministerial meetings.
The Metro Manila Development Authority announced that some roads will be closed to all vehicles to give way to the delegates of the 50th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting. It also designated ASEAN lanes for them.
The MMDA traffic scheme will be implemented from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., on August 8, Tuesday. ASEAN Ministerial Meeting closing ceremony will be held at the Philippine International Convention Center while a parade and concert will be held in Cultural Center of the Philippines complex and Bonifacio Global City, respectively.
ASEAN warned motorists of heavy traffic and advised them to take alternate routes. It also announced total truck ban along Roxas Boulevard.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY for August 8, 2017. #ASEAN2017 #ASEAN50 pic.twitter.com/YvWDjHNEqS
— ASEAN 2017 (@ASEAN2017) August 7, 2017
ADVISORY: MMDA Traffic Scheme during the ASEAN Minister's Meeting on August 8, 2017 from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM. #teamMMDA #mmda pic.twitter.com/zFlPho4AuG
— Official MMDA (@MMDA) August 2, 2017
The list of closed roads and alternate routes appear below.
Closed Roads
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CCP Complex
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PICC and Sofitel
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Roxas Boulevard
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Southbound from P. Burgos to Buendia
Alternate Routes for trucks
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From Buendia to P. Burgos trucks can right turn to EDSA, left to South Super Highway to Port Area
Alternate Routes for Southbound fromRoxas Boulevard
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P. Burgos
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Finance Road
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Taft Avenue
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Buendia
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Roxas Boulevard / Macapagal / Diokno to destination
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