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Guri City to Apply Five-Day Car Restriction at Public Parking Lots from April 8
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- Guri City will apply a five-day car restriction at some public parking lots from April 8, following a 'alert' level warning over a resource security crisis.
- Five paid public off-street parking lots are covered, and passenger cars with up to ten seats are restricted from entry on weekdays according to the last digit of their license plate.
- Areas near the Guri Traditional Market are excluded, and persons with disabilities, pregnant women, electric and hydrogen vehicles, and vehicles with registered commuter passes are not subject to the restriction.
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