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DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade (Photo from DOTr Facebook page) This, as Tugade reiterated his call to individuals from these sectors Sunday, July 4 to join the department’s various projects so that they may still have a source of livelihood amid the hardships caused by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. “Samantalahin ‘ho ninyo ang oportunidad na hatid ng pamahalaan. Prayoridad po namin ang mga OFW at ibang transport stakeholder na mabigyan ng trabaho sa mga proyektong pang-imprastraktura ng kagawaran (Take advantage of the opportunities that the government is giving. We prioriti...

Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Arthur P. Tugade wants transportation authorities to get tough on public utility vehicle (PUV) operators and drivers who fail to implement health protocols. DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade (Photo from DOTr Facebook page) Tugade specifically directed thi

Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Arthur P. Tugade has told contractors of the agency's projects to hire more people from the transport sector or overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), particularly those who were left jobless by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. DOTr Secretary A

DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade (L) and MIAA General Manager Ed Monreal (Photo from DOTr Facebook page) According to the Department of Transportation (DOTr), the amount posted by the agency–P13,900,904,299.33 to be exact–covered the period of 2016 to 2019. What makes the remitted dividends impressive is that in the 20 years prior to the Duterte administration, MIAA was only able to remit an accumulated P11,149,527,394.99. “MIAA’s performance in four years show consistent good fiscal management. My congratulations to the men and women of the MIAA, with the leadership of GM (General Manage...

DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade (Photo from DOTr Facebook page) Since the agency covers the land, sea, and air sectors, the list it posted was quite long, although it gave specific “before and now” comparisons for the benefit of the reader. The post was supposedly meant to “refresh your memory on what the Department of Transportation (DOTr), under the leadership Secretary Arthur Tugade faced when we came in five years ago, and what we have done so far to address such difficult challenges”. But what did netizens think of the not-so-subtle flex? Reactions have been mostly positive so far, ...