Manila Bulletin
It’s safe to visit Greenhills – Mayor Zamora
Greenhills Shopping Center is safe despite a COVID-19 case frequenting its prayer room, according to San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora.
Daily sanitation and disinfection procedures have been conducted at the mall since Friday.
The prayer hall, frequented by a COVID-19 patient who is not a resident of San Juan, has been reopened after 24 hours of sanitation as recommended by the Department of Health.
A satellite area has been set up at the shopping center for shoppers who may develop COVID-19 symptoms.
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