Bautista quits, Dizon takes over DOTr

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Bautista announced his resignation from the Department of Transportation (DOTr), effective February 21, citing health concerns.

Dizon is expected to continue the initiatives aimed at improving the country’s transportation infrastructure and services.

Dizon will also inherit projects such as the Metro Manila Subway Project, the North-South Commuter Railway, the Mindanao Railway Project, and several other port projects that are lined up for implementation.