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Glitch stops MRT train
Robertzon Ramirez (The Philippine Star) - January 30, 2016 - 9:00am

MANILA, Philippines – Metro Rail Transit (MRT) commuters were stranded for a few minutes when a train stopped at the rail line’s Ortigas station  yesterday morning.

The MRT Operation Center said the train stopped at around 6 a.m. as it encountered a “technical problem,” but did not elaborate.

The rail line resumed operations around four minutes later.

Neither Transportation and Communications Secretary Emilio Abaya nor MRT general manager Roman Buenafe responded when asked to comment on the incident.                      

 

ACIRC AROUND LINE METRO RAIL TRANSIT MINUTES MRT NBSP NEITHER TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY EMILIO ABAYA OPERATION CENTER RAIL ROMAN BUENAFE
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