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The no contact apprehension policy in Metro Manila resumes on Monday, May 26.

Full story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/metro-manila/no-contact-apprehension-policy-how-it-works-pay-fines-appeal/
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00:01The no-contact apprehension policy in Metro Manila resumes on Monday, May 26.
00:07This after the Supreme Court lifted its temporary restraining order on the measure.
00:11The policy will be enforced on the following circumferential and radial roads.
00:15CCTV cameras will be used to record vehicles that commit traffic violations.
00:20The recordings will be reviewed and validated by the MMDA,
00:23then the vehicle's registration record will be verified through the Land Transportation Office.
00:28The verified vehicle information will be encoded to the ANCAP system,
00:32and a notice of violation will be printed and sent to the violator's address.
00:36Fines can be paid online through Land Bank or at the MMDA Redemption Office in Pasig City.
00:41If the fine is not paid, the vehicle's license plate will be included in the LTO's alarm list.
00:46The public may contest the notice of violation online through the MMDA Traffic Adjudication Division
00:51or at the MMDA's office in Pasig City.
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