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                    [Summary] => The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) said yesterday that it would formally start the use of magnetic swipe cards on Sunday, giving LRT commuters barely three days to dispose of their tokens.


"We advise the public to use their tokens before we implement our new fare system. We can’t possibly change their tokens into cash," said LRTA administrator Teodoro Cruz.

LRTA will kick-off on Saturday the "Automated Fare Collection System" (AFCS) that will replace the 16-year-old token-based fare system.
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"We advise the public to use their tokens before we implement our new fare system. We can’t possibly change their tokens into cash," said LRTA administrator Teodoro Cruz.

LRTA will kick-off on Saturday the "Automated Fare Collection System" (AFCS) that will replace the 16-year-old token-based fare system.
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