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Over 70 people arrested for curfew, liquor ban violations in Caloocan City, QC
More than 70 individuals in Caloocan and Quezon cities were arrested for violating health measures, including curfew and liquor ban.
In Caloocan City, at least 47 people, including three minors, were apprehended for violating curfew, with some also caught during drinking sessions.
The curfew in Caloocan City, which has 648 active COVID-19 cases, has been in effect since March 10.
Violators in Caloocan were brought to a holding area where they attended a lecture on COVID-19 and health protocols.
In Quezon City, over 30 individuals were arrested for violations such as the liquor ban and curfew, and were issued tickets by the Quezon City Task Force Disiplina.
The Metro Manila Council is implementing uniform curfew hours from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. across the National Capital Region starting March 15 due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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