The state-run Philippine National Railways (PNR) is gearing up to regain its role as the main mode of transportation even outside Metro Manila.
“PNR is all about progress. Every year, passenger ridership increases and we have to cope with the demand and the changing times. We aim to be the main mode of transportation even outside Metro Manila,” said PNR general manager Joseph Allan Dilay.
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