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Walang Pasok: Class, government work suspension in Metro Manila extended to April 14
Classes in all levels and government work in the executive branch in Metro Manila were suspended until April 14, 2020.
This extension was based on a recommendation from the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) for Emerging Infectious Diseases.
The suspension aligns with the declaration of Code Red Sub-Level 2 and the imposition of community quarantine on Metro Manila.
Students are still required to complete their educational requirements, with regulatory agencies ensuring arrangements are made.
Local government units outside Metro Manila can decide on class suspensions but must ensure students stay home and complete academic requirements.
Workers living outside Metro Manila will be allowed to enter and exit the National Capital Region with valid IDs.
Checkpoints will be set up in all entry points to Metro Manila.
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