MMDA: Take alternative routes for 2022 MMFF Parade of Stars

By Katrina Gracia Consebido

 

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) advised the public on Tuesday, Dec. 13, to take alternative routes for the upcoming 2022 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) Parade of Stars on Wednesday, Dec. 21.

According to MMDA, the westbound direction of E. Rodriguez from D. Tuazon to Mabuhay Rotonda will be closed starting at 3:30 p.m. The road will be opened once the floats have left the area.

    

Eight official floats carrying celebrities featured in the official entries of the MMFF will be paraded from Mabuhay Rotonda in Quezon City to Quezon Memorial Circle.

“Sa gabi ng Disyembre 20, iwasan ang E. Rodriguez Avenue mula Banawe hanggang Mabuhay Rotonda na magiging staging area para sa float ng mga pelikula,” the advisory read.

“Sasakupin nito ang isang lane ng westbound habang bukas naman sa trapiko ang eastbound direction,” it added.

The MMDA told the public to plan their trip as heavy traffic is expected in the area. -ag

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