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Metro Manila Mass Transit System: 2018 Year End Update
Existing: 78.39 Kilometers
1.) 33.4 km Manila LRT 1-2
2.) 16.9 km Manila MRT-3
3.) 28.09 km PNR Metro South Commuter Orange Line.
4.) PNR north (revival) - recently new stations is now operational again up to Malabon (not sure how many km from existing PNR South) after 20 yrs of being abandoned it is now "operational".
Existing Mass Transit Lines (4):
1.) LRT Line 1 (opened 1984)
2.) LRT Line 2 (opened 2003)
3.) MRT Line 3 (opened 1999)
4.) PNR Line (1964) - commuter line
5 New Lines Soon:
1.) MRT Line 7- (underconstruction) - 22.8 km
2.) Metro Manila Subway Line (MRT5) (Preparation stage, soil testing)- 25 km (16 mi) (Phase 1) - Groundbreaking set for this month.
3.) Manila to Clark Express Transit Line Phase 1 and Phase 2 (Preparation Stage, soil testing)- 106km semi high speed all elevated ( preparation stage currently demolishing existing piers of the abandoned northrail project)
4.) Monorail Line (skytrain from Guadalupe mrt3 station to BGC) (obtained proponent status - for bidding)- 2 km
5.) Makati Subway Line ( groundbreaking already held)
Extension Line Update
1.) LRT Line 2 extension - (underconstruction) - 7.02km east and west extension
2.) LRT Line 1 extension - (100% all row acquired currently in preparation stage full blast construction will be on q1 2019)
3.) PNR Long South Haul (fund already secured via ODA from People's Republic of China)
Proposal (2 lines)
1.) LRT/MRT Line 4- latest news it might be funded through ODA instead by ADB bank.
2.) LRT/MRT Line 6- (cancelled) might be considered as phase 2 of lrt1 extension instead.
Unified Common Station - (underconstruction)
Will link 4 Mass Transit Lines :
LRT 1 (existing)
MRT 3 (existing)
MRT 7 Line (underconstruction)
Metro Manila Subway Line (MRT5 set for groundbreaking this month)
ulalalalalala I have never seen many Korean tourists visit the philippines, I searched on YouTube never found it " kosong"😂🤣🤦*♀️
Yeah there are korean tourist in philippines but not many, like in bali easily we are meet some korean tourist even although not as much like tourists from westren ,east asian, australia, even though in actual data it doesn't reach 1 million tourist korean in Indo like in philipines ... by the way philipines is the most popular tourist destination namely "sex tourism" it caused by poverty making filipino women looking for sinful jobs by selling themselves to foreign tourists to get money easily . if in Indonesia foreign tourists really enjoy nature, culture even though tourist visit to Indonesian on data is 16 million below thailand & Malaysia
Those individual / company will get more tax regulation
As i said before using drill water is fine, so more tax regulation as law enforcement can limit their exploitation using drill water
And as i said before all this not about pipe infrastructure, even water company provide instalation pipe.
Is ur pipe water fix your water quality? Infact ur water quality worse than jakarta https://www.arcadis.com/en/global/ou...ture-success-/
So the conclusion is ur Manila need more basic water and food than Jakarta!
And tell me which country selling recycle rubbish food legal!
Dont tell every city around the world!
Oh at least we try to build giant sea wall,..than u nothing to do with your countryman eating rubbish!
If you look at the study, quality is only one part of the score. "The cities are ranked according to not only how sustainably they manage and maintain water, but also against their natural risk and vulnerability across three pillars of water sustainability – resiliency, efficiency and quality."
Manila scores low because of it's natural disasters (typhoons, which cause floods).
So why does Jakarta score so low? Does Jakarta have typhoons? No, it floods because of poor planning. 50% of the population doesn't have piped water, so they drill water for themselves, and then the city sinks.
Starting at 1:45, they explain all of this
So it's really Jakarta's own fault. They talk in the video about how the seawall is only a band-aid, temporary solution. And most of the Great Seawall project was scrapped by the governor. They've only built 4 of the islands for the seawall, the other 13 islands are not going to be built.
And Manila has been relocating people from slums into better housing for years. This is not just a Jakarta thing.
This is from 5 years ago
Yeah there are korean tourist in philippines but not many, like in bali easily we are meet some korean tourist even although not as much like tourists from westren ,east asian, australia, even though in actual data it doesn't reach 1 million tourist korean in Indo like in philipines ... by the way philipines is the most popular tourist destination namely "sex tourism" it caused by poverty making filipino women looking for sinful jobs by selling themselves to foreign tourists to get money easily . if in Indonesia foreign tourists really enjoy nature, culture even though tourist visit to Indonesian on data is 16 million below thailand & Malaysia
okay back to the original topic !!
Oh no, you don't get to just drop that accusation and run away from it. I saw a lot more poverty in Jakarta and Bali than I ever did in the Phillipines, especially when it comes to people bagging along the roads for food. And never once in either country did I see or experience someone trying to sell me sex due to poverty. That's a completely unfair accusation to make if you can't back it up.
Oh no, you don't get to just drop that accusation and run away from it. I saw a lot more poverty in Jakarta and Bali than I ever did in the Phillipines, especially when it comes to people bagging along the roads for food. And never once in either country did I see or experience someone trying to sell me sex due to poverty. That's a completely unfair accusation to make if you can't back it up.
Its okay, she/he clearly doesn't know what she/he is talking about that's why we don't really bother to comment anymore on anything what the guy says.
Anyway in addition, clear as the sun that the Philippines had 1,607,821 Korean visitors compared to 378,769 in Indonesia in 2017. That's only way less a quarter what the Philippines gets. How is that even a match? The guy is just proll trolling.
Add to that, most of the tourist visiting Indonesia are actually countries with land borders or way too near to them. 1,512,813 Singaporeans; 1,238,276 Malaysians; 1,188,449 coming from Australia. See, except for China, most of their tourists are people taking advantage of how easy it is for them to step in their country. The top bulk of the tourists visiting the Philippines on the other hand are farther away, Korea, China, US and Japan which indicates that they truly visit the Philippines for the sake of substantial visiting as tourist not just merely visiting because they happened to stepped in from a neighboring country.
If Philippines can attract 2 million tourist each from Korea, China and US then that would almost double what we are getting right now.
Its okay, she/he clearly doesn't know what she/he is talking about that's why we don't really bother to comment anymore on anything what the guy says.
Anyway in addition, clear as the sun that the Philippines had 1,607,821 Korean visitors compared to 378,769 in Indonesia in 2017. That's only way less a quarter what the Philippines gets. How is that even a match? The guy is just proll trolling.
Add to that, most of the tourist visiting Indonesia are actually countries with land borders or way too near to them. 1,512,813 Singaporeans; 1,238,276 Malaysians; 1,188,449 coming from Australia. See, except for China, most of their tourists are people taking advantage of how easy it is for them to step in their country. The top bulk of the tourists visiting the Philippines on the other hand are farther away, Korea, China, US and Japan which indicates that they truly visit the Philippines for the sake of substantial visiting as tourist not just merely visiting because they happened to stepped in from a neighboring country.
If Philippines can attract 2 million tourist each from Korea, China and US then that would almost double what we are getting right now.
Well, keep in mind the Phillipines doesn't actually share a land border with anyone. Anywhere.
Come to think of it, when you compare Bali and Boracay, Boracay doesn't even have an airport, whereas Bali does. Boracay you can only get there by boat.
Well, keep in mind the Phillipines doesn't actually share a land border with anyone. Anywhere.
Come to think of it, when you compare Bali and Boracay, Boracay doesn't even have an airport, whereas Bali does. Boracay you can only get there by boat.
Point taken, but we have Malaysia on the south and Taiwan on the north very proximate but still the bulk of tourists comes from way far far away compared to them.
Boracay does have Caticlan or Kalibo airports, a brand New Boracay Caticlan airport is coming soon. Kalibo is a bit far,, Caticlan is just across it. Boracay is too small to host an airport itself hence it's much more practical to build it across Panay mainland. It is also possible that the party thing will resume across while it is limited on the island itself.
Dont talk another excuse nonsense lah!
U said Jakarta get flooding + sink (natural disaster gloibal warming) but still in those index Jakarta rank higher than ur worse quality!
So ur city cant handle those typhon natural disaster? And Jakarta able to handle sink city thats why in those index Jakarta rank higher?
Good then for ur slum relocation,.. how about most important basic food? how about education? how about healthcare???
And tell me which country selling recycle rubbish food legal???
Global warming is part of the cause for flooding in both cities, but it's not the only reason. Manila has typhoons and more average yearly rainfall. Jakarta's flooding problems come from it's poor water infrastructure. When you have half the population without piped water, you have people who resort to drilling for water. This causes poor soil quality, and then the whole city sinks. So Jakarta is contributing to its own problems.
The waterways in Manila are being cleaned and rehabilitated so that they flow easier and dont cause floods.
And just recently, they started a Manila Bay rehabilitation project
So Manila is doing things to protect from future floods. How is Jakarta going to protect itself if the Seawall Project has been stopped/delayed. It's the fastest-sinking city in the world, and then Global Warming is also causing sea level to rise.
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Originally Posted by hohohihi
better you try googling population bellow poverty line both country
then you can search in youtube beggar, slum and compare both country use 2018 data
Indonesia scores only a little higher on Gross National Income per capita (GNI) but much higher on poverty. 27% of people in Indonesia are considered "working poor" meaning they live on less than $3.10 a day (in purchasing power parity terms).
Compared to 18% working poor in the Philippines. On other poverty indexes I've seen, the Philippines has just a slightly higher poverty rate than the Indonesia, they're essentially the same. So to act like the Philippines is sooo much poorer is ridiculous. They're both poor
Talk more nonsense,..
the fastest sinking city + contributing to own problems / drilling water cant change the fact that ur water quality with pipe water is worse! u need more basic water than Jakarta!
Jakarta able to handle those problem,... ur city cant handle predictable natural disaster????
at least we already built those giant sea wall,.. How about u? what you do to your people eat rubbish?
Not only u doing thing,... Jakarta rehabilitation project
Oh we have more budget, not just protecting from sea level but also protecting from invasion,...
Dont want became China province
You didnt even read the study. It was about sustainability, not about water quality from the pipe. Also, the sea wall isn't even close to being complete, and the islands project has been scrapped, so there's no more "Giant Seawall" maybe little seawall. Half your city will be permanently underwater soon, and it's mostly because of poor infrastructure.
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