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For the information of the transacting public, retired police director Nestorio Gualberto, regional director of the LTO National Capital Region, said the EWD committee has granted certificates of conformity to the following manufacturers or dealers: Well Glow Trading, Safe Shine, A2 Market Plus Inc., and IPM Trading.


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EWD fiasco: Who’s to blame?

By Rainier Allan Ronda | May 24, 2003 - 12:00am

If you ask businessmen in Metro Manila, it’s the Land Transportation Office (LTO) that should be blamed for the skyrocketing prices of early warning devices (EWDs) being sold to motorists. Several owners of...

Metro

LTO reacts to Pamintuan’s column

May 19, 2003 - 12:00am

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) clarified yesterday it has nothing to do with the skyrocketing prices of early warning devices (EWDs) sold to motorists. For the information of the transacting public, retired...

Metro