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Source: PHILIPPINE STAR

The shift to general community quarantine (GCQ) has been postponed in five of six Central Luzon provinces and Angeles City which used to be under enchanced community quarantine (ECQ).

Of the six provinces and two highly urbanized cities initially under the ECQ, only Tarlac and Olongapo City are slated to shift to GCQ starting this May 16.

Angeles City and the provinces of Pampanga, Bulacan, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, and Zambales will instead be placed under modified enchanced community quarantine (MECQ) from May 16 to May 31.

This, after the Regional Inter-Agency Task Force on Covid 19 (RIATF) recommended the measure to its national office, noting that local officials in the provinces and city had sought the delay in the implementation of GCQ.

The recommendation was signed by the Central Luzon directors of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Department of Health (DOH) who cited “high number of COVID-19 test pending, low percentage of tested cases, and necessity of preparation and transition from ECQ to GCQ.”

The RIATF noted a previous agreement recognizing that “the local chief executives are in better positions to assess the local situation in their respective areas of responsibility with regard to their LGU’s capabilities and threat status.” | via Ding Cervantes

Courtesy: Philippine Star

President Duterte has approved the extension of the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in the following “high risk” areas until May 15, 2020.

However, the imposition of ECQ in Benguet, Pangasinan, Tarlac and Zambales may change by April 30, 2020, according to Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque.

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Courtesy: Philippine Star

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Mabalacat City mayor
Wants suspension of
All Clark airport flights

By ding cervantes
March 22, 2020

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga- Mayor Cris Garbo has joined the mounting call of his constituents to temporarily stop all flights at the Clark International Airport amid fears of the entry of passengers afflicted with Covid 19.

Since four days ago, some 200 overseas Filipino workers from countries with Covid 19 have landed at the Clark airport and motored by the Overseas Workers’ Welfare Administration (OWWA) to the Dau bus terminal here while awaiting to be picked up by relatives from Northern Luzon.

Local folk have launched an online signature campaign for the halting of all flights at the Clark airport which is managed and operated by Lipad Corp.

Garbo said his city government was told by higher authorities to attend to the needs of the OFWs at the bus terminal.

“I have asked for the suspension of operations the Clark airport and was told that flights would be halted last Friday, but it seems nothing has been done,” Garbo said in a telephone interview.

Domestic flights at Clark airport were halted recently after OFWs were stranded at there following lockdown declarations in their hometown destinations in the Visayas and Mindanao.

But because international flights continued, OFWs have continued to fly in, prompting the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA), the Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC), the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) and Lipad Corp. to vow to provide them with accomodations and other basic needs while in wait for the lifting of lockdowns in their hometowns.

Garbo said, however, that OFWs bound for Northern Luzon are being motored upon arrival at Clark airport to the Daus bus terminal here where relatives are supposed to pick them up.

“So we established a desk there to help them. We have served about 200 OFWs there and most were already fetched by relatives while others are still awaiting relatives coming from northern areas such as Tugeugarao, Baguio, Ilocos and Pangasinan,” he said.

But Garbo said he wanted the temporary suspension of international flights at Clark airport, noting that OFWs in developed countries such as Australia, South Korea and even the Hong Kong administrative region can have access to better medical protocols where they are, in case they contract Covid 19.

He said that encouraging them to come home unnecessarily would just expose their families to possible contamination in provincial hometowns which lack needed medical capabilties for Covid 19 cases.

Garbo also denied reports that some OFWs who were motored to the Dau terminal have remained unfetched by relatives are now sick in local hotels and other rented facilities in Barangay Dau in his city.

He also disclosed that Mabalacat has about 202 persons under management for Covid 19, mostly those who recently arrived from abroad

Garbo also said the city government has prepared enough food supply for hundreds of indigent families amid the enhanced community quarantine, adding that the supplies are good for five days and are to be replenished regularly.
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Courtesy: Mabalacat City News

Courtesy: PHILIPPINE STAR

MMDA will implement curfew in Metro Manila from 8:00 p.m. to 5 a.m. beginning March 15 to April 14 as part of the community quarantine.

• Employees going to or coming home from work are exempted from the curfew.

• PNP Maj. Gen. Guillermo Eleazar and MMDA general manager Jojo Garcia said all nonessential activities will be banned at night such as going to bars or drinking sessions.

• MMDA also requested the closure of malls. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and banks to remain open.

• PNP will issue today guidelines on the checkpoints on Metro Manila borders.

• Pending issuance of guidelines from the Department of Transportation on travelers, Eleazar said that in ensuring only "essential travel" will be allowed, cars will be pulled over and motorists should present their IDS to ensure their travel is important.

• MMDA GM Garcia defines "essential travel" as those involved in emergency/health services and food and supplies delivery. DILG Sec. Año adds that essential travel involves government officials doing official functions.

• Nonessential travel involve those who go out for visits to family members, who go to malls to drink, watch a movie, or do shopping. But those who travel to do their groceries, to buy medicine, or to have checkups will be considered essential travel.

(This is a developing story. Please refresh for updates.)

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