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Cebu imposes 24-hour curfew for students, elderlies
Cebu province has implemented a 24-hour curfew for students and individuals aged 65 and above to curb the spread of COVID-19, starting March 22.
Governor Gwendolyn Garcia's Executive Order No. 5-K restricts movement for students of all levels and senior citizens, with exemptions for essential medical needs, health workers, government officials, and emergency response personnel.
The order mandates the closure of various establishments, including pubs, bars, internet cafes, salons, and personal care services starting March 24.
Home services that do not adhere to social distancing protocols are also prohibited.
Lapu-Lapu City and Cebu City have announced similar curfew measures for their respective jurisdictions.
Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella's 'stay at home' order specifically targets minors and those aged 65 and above, with exceptions for compelling reasons.
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