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Number of violators of ECQ now at 87,494 — PNP data
As of April 5, a total of 87,494 individuals nationwide have violated enhanced community quarantine rules.
The highest number of violations were recorded in Luzon with 48,635, followed by Mindanao with 22,209, and the Visayas with 16,612.
Of the total violators, 21,996 were arrested, 4,184 were fined, and 61,314 were issued warnings.
Additionally, 647 individuals were arrested for alleged hoarding and profiteering.
A total of 7,719 public utility vehicles have been apprehended for violating transport prohibitions.
The PNP gathered this data from March 17 to April 5.
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