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August Lockdown Information in Cebu

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08/13/2020 | 投稿者：seki

It is a summary of lockdown information for Cebu, Philippines, August.

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Aug 2 Sat

The country’s COVID-19 cases surpass the 100,000 mark.

The country’s COVID-19 cases surpass the 100,000 mark, as the Department of Health reports 5,032 new infections — another record high increase in cases. The total number of infected rose to 103,185, with 65,557 recoveries and 2,059 deaths. Source：CNN Philippine

The country’s COVID-19 cases surpass the 100,000 mark, as the Department of Health reports 5,032 new infections — another record high increase in cases.
The total number of infected rose to 103,185, with 65,557 recoveries and 2,059 deaths.

Source：CNN Philippine

Aug 7 Fri

No-face shield, no-ride policy.

LTFRB-7 Regional Director Eduardo Montealto Jr. said the no-face shield, no-ride policy will be implemented in all modes of public transportation beginning August 15, 2020. Source：CDN Digital

LTFRB-7 Regional Director Eduardo Montealto Jr. said the no-face shield, no-ride policy will be implemented in all modes of public transportation beginning August 15, 2020.

Source：CDN Digital

Aug 9 Sun

All passengers and guests at the Mactan Cebu International Airport will be required to wear face shields.

Starting this August 15, all passengers and guests at the Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) will be required to wear face shields, on top of the mandatory wearing of face masks, in compliance with DOTr's directive. Source：CDN Digital

Starting this August 15, all passengers and guests at the Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) will be required to wear face shields, on top of the mandatory wearing of face masks, in compliance with DOTr's directive.

Source：CDN Digital

Aug 12 Wed

Residents in Cebu City will be penalized for violating the quarantine protocols starting August 16, 2020.

Residents in Cebu City will be penalized for violating the quarantine protocols starting August 16, 2020. Violations include: not wearing masks in public, going out without a quarantine pass or without authorization, public gathering more than the allowable number of people, failure to practice social distancing in vehicles and public places, and failure to uphold these guidelines in owned or operated establishments. The guidelines will depend on the quarantine status of the city, and if they violate any protocol of that quarantine status, they may be penalized from P1,500 to P5,000 or be jailed up to 30 days. For the first offense, the penalty is P1,500 or serving up to 30 days imprisonment. For the second offense, the violator will pay a fine of P3,000 and will serve 30 days in jail. For the third offense and multiple offenders, they will be fined P5,000 and serve 30 days in jail. Source：SunStar Cebu

Residents in Cebu City will be penalized for violating the quarantine protocols starting August 16, 2020.

Violations include: not wearing masks in public, going out without a quarantine pass or without authorization, public gathering more than the allowable number of people, failure to practice social distancing in vehicles and public places, and failure to uphold these guidelines in owned or operated establishments.

The guidelines will depend on the quarantine status of the city, and if they violate any protocol of that quarantine status, they may be penalized from P1,500 to P5,000 or be jailed up to 30 days.

For the first offense, the penalty is P1,500 or serving up to 30 days imprisonment. For the second offense, the violator will pay a fine of P3,000 and will serve 30 days in jail. For the third offense and multiple offenders, they will be fined P5,000 and serve 30 days in jail.

Source：SunStar Cebu

Aug 13 Thu

Preparation for resumption of domestic trip to Lapu Lapu City

Following “improvements” on its COVID-19 situation, Lapu-Lapu City is now gearing towards reopening its tourism industry for domestic clients. “We look forward to opening up the domestic tourism market to revive the hospitality industry,” TCHAC head Cindi King-Chan was quoted as saying in the Commission’s page. As of August 12, the city has reported that only 503 cases remain active out of its 1,972 total confirmed cases. Its number of recoveries is already at 1,378. Source: CDN Digital

Following “improvements” on its COVID-19 situation, Lapu-Lapu City is now gearing towards reopening its tourism industry for domestic clients.
“We look forward to opening up the domestic tourism market to revive the hospitality industry,” TCHAC head Cindi King-Chan was quoted as saying in the Commission’s page.
As of August 12, the city has reported that only 503 cases remain active out of its 1,972 total confirmed cases. Its number of recoveries is already at 1,378.

Source: CDN Digital

Aug 15 Sat

GCQ area from August 16th

TAKE NOTE OF THE AREAS UNDER GENERAL COMMUNITY QUARANTINE IN CEBU! From August 16 to 31, 2020: •Cebu City •Lapu-lapu City •Mandaue City •Talisay City •Minglanilla •Consolacion Source: Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque

TAKE NOTE OF THE AREAS UNDER GENERAL COMMUNITY QUARANTINE IN CEBU!
From August 16 to 31, 2020:
•Cebu City
•Lapu-lapu City
•Mandaue City
•Talisay City
•Minglanilla
•Consolacion

Source: Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque

Aug 17 Mon

New Sunday Q-Pass Coding Schedule in Cebu City

LOOK: New Sunday Q-Pass Coding Schedule in Cebu City effective August 16.

LOOK: New Sunday Q-Pass Coding Schedule in Cebu City effective August 16.

Aug 21 Fri

Mandatory wearing of face shield.

ATTENTION ‼️ Face masks and faceshields are now required not only in the workplace and public transportations, but also in commercial spaces like the malls, as per Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque. Source: Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM

ATTENTION ‼️ Face masks and faceshields are now required not only in the workplace and public transportations, but also in commercial spaces like the malls, as per Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque.

Source: Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM

Aug 24 Mon

Five more countries accept Filipino travelers

This week, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) received reports that five new countries have lifted inbound restrictions on Filipino travelers, subject to medical protocols such as proof of purchase of health insurance, institutional or home quarantine, presentation of negative COVID-19 test result, among others. These countries include Brazil, Kiribati, United Kingdom, Benin, and Chad. Source:News 5 Digital / DFA

This week, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) received reports that five new countries have lifted inbound restrictions on Filipino travelers, subject to medical protocols such as proof of purchase of health insurance, institutional or home quarantine, presentation of negative COVID-19 test result, among others. These countries include Brazil, Kiribati, United Kingdom, Benin, and Chad.

Source:News 5 Digital / DFA

Aug 28 Fri

Reduced number of quarantine offenders

Cebu City Police Office said they reported fewer quarantine violators as the city entered its 4th week under GCQ. Police data showed that a total of 1,525 individuals were caught not following quarantine protocols from August 1 to August 15. From August 16 to August 26, they had apprehended a total of 271 individuals. Of this number, 164 were caught for not having quarantine passes when going outside of their houses. 54 others were rounded up for not wearing face masks while 43 more were caught not following the curfew schedule. Good job, Cebuanos! This is a big improvement compared to the first half of the month! Let’s continue to cooperate and observe safety protocols even under GCQ! Source：CDN Digital

Cebu City Police Office said they reported fewer quarantine violators as the city entered its 4th week under GCQ. Police data showed that a total of 1,525 individuals were caught not following quarantine protocols from August 1 to August 15. From August 16 to August 26, they had apprehended a total of 271 individuals. Of this number, 164 were caught for not having quarantine passes when going outside of their houses. 54 others were rounded up for not wearing face masks while 43 more were caught not following the curfew schedule.
Good job, Cebuanos! This is a big improvement compared to the first half of the month! Let’s continue to cooperate and observe safety protocols even under GCQ!

Source：CDN Digital

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