Manila Bulletin
22 areas in Davao City placed under lockdown
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte has announced the implementation of localized lockdowns in various areas across different barangays due to new COVID-19 cases.
These lockdowns, which include streets, compounds, and individual houses, are being enacted as a precautionary measure.
As of the announcement, there are 22 such localized lockdowns in effect.
Seventeen of these are house lockdowns, four are compound lockdowns, and one is a street lockdown.
These lockdowns are concentrated in specific barangays including Sto. Niño, Tacunan, Daliao, Brgy. Ilang, Brgy 21, Brgy. 23, Brgy. Leon Garcia, Brgy. Bago Gallera, Catalunan Grande, Baliok, Talomo, Aliongto, Buhangin Proper, and Cabantian.
The city's Security Group implements the lockdowns based on recommendations from the Health Group, which is headed by the city health office.
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