Speaker Martin G. Romualdez and Special Assistant to the President Anton Lagdameo Jr. take a subway Wednesday night in New York.
Romualdez takes subway
To beat traffic, arrive in time for official meeting
NEW YORK CITY — BEATING the traffic here, Speaker Martin G. Romualdez and Special
Assistant to the President Anton Lagdameo Jr. took a subway Wednesday night (US time) as world leaders converged for the 77th United Nation’s General Assembly (UNGA).
Romualdez and Lagdameo were rushing not to be late to another appointment as part of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s participation to UNGA.
This was learned from a Facebook post by Juan Xavier Tengco on Thursday morning (Philippine time).
“Due to the heavy traffic brought about by the United Nations General Assembly, had the opportunity to take Speaker Martin Romualdez and SAP Anton Lagdameo via subway just to make it in time for their next official meeting,” Tengco wrote.
Romualdez and Lagdameo are part of the official delegation of President Marcos in his ongoing US visit.
