The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board reminded public utility jeepney drivers they only have until February 28 to claim their fuel cards under the Pantawid Pasada Program.

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 8) — A number of local government units in Metro Manila lifted the suspension of face-to-face classes after public utility drivers and operators ended their strike.

The City of Manila said asynchronous classes will continue until Saturday.

The San Juan City local government, meanwhile, gave school administrations the discretion on holding in-person classes.

Ateneo de Manila University also announced the resumption of in-person classes and onsite work.

Local government units will stop offering “libreng sakay” trips as public utility vehicles resume their normal routes.

Resumption of face-to-face classes

— Caloocan

— Las Piñas

— Malabon

— Mandaluyong

— Marikina

— Muntinlupa

— Navotas