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PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. on Thursday said Light Rail Transit (LRT)-1, LRT-2, and Manila Metro Rail Transit System (MRT)-3 will offer free rides on Dec. 20. About 1.1 million commuters are ...