Manila Bulletin
Catbalogan placed under enhanced community quarantine March 22
Catbalogan City Mayor Dexter Uy declared an enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) effective March 22 to April 15, 2020, to combat the spread of COVID-19.
All sea, land, and air transportation within the city are suspended.
A point-to-point bus system will be provided for essential personnel and the public.
Entry into the city is restricted to medical personnel, accredited media, military and uniformed personnel, and officials from nearby LGUs involved in relief operations.
Deliveries of basic commodities are permitted, and vehicles with passengers may use a diversion road while observing social distancing.
Only one person per household, wearing a facemask, will be allowed to purchase food.
Each barangay will enforce a one-entrance, one-exit policy.
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