Viet president’s visit marks 35th year of ties with PH | Global News

Viet president’s visit marks 35th year of ties with PH

/ 01:31 PM October 25, 2011

MANILA, Philippines—Vietnamese President Truon Tan Sang will be in the Philippines for a state visit October 26-28, Malacañang announced on Tuesday afternoon.

Abigail Valte, President Benigno Aquino’s deputy spokesperson, said the visit coincides with the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Vietnam.

Malacañang advised the public that  traffic on some major streets in Manila and Pasay City will be heavier than usual.

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The following routes will be affected on the specific dates:

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October 26: Osmeña Highway, Quirino Avenue, Roxas Boulevard, Padre Burgos, Finance Road, Ayala Boulevard, and General Solano Street;

October 27: Roxas Boulevard;

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October 28: Roxas Boulevard, Quirino Avenue, and Osmeña Highway (Skyway route)

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The Metro Manila Development Authority, local government units, and the Philippine National Police are coordinating to secure the Vietnamese delegation and ensure that the volume of traffic remains manageable.

“We extend our apologies to Metro Manila motorists for the temporary inconvenience,” Valte said. “We advise you to take alternative routes to avoid the heavy traffic, and thank you for your understanding and patience.”

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TAGS: Diplomacy, Foreign affairs, Philippines, state visit, Traffic, Vietnam

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