Street parking on Metro Manila’s busiest roads is now illegal. Here’s the full list of banned roads including EDSA, Roxas Blvd, and Commonwealth.
Tess Buison
8 PostsTess Buison is the author of <a href="https://travelistajournal.wordpress.com/">Travelista Journal</a>. She is a travel junkie, why so? She is a person who has a serious case of wanderlust and can’t stop roaming the globe to live new experiences. She left her work to travel and enjoy life with her partner. She believes that life is too short not to do the things that make us happy and fulfilled.
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