Commuters returning to work in the Philippines' capital Manila faced spotty transportation on Monday as the country moved to relax a strict lockdown imposed in mid-March to stem the spread of the new coronavirus.Under the relaxed lockdown, the government has eased quarantine measures in Metro Manila and allowed a wide range of companies to operate in a bid to revive the pandemic-hit economy.But with only limited public transport services made available, partly to ensure social distancing among bus, train and taxi passengers, many commuters were left stranded on major roads or train stations…READ FULL ARTICLE
