Manila Bulletin
Dine-in services, salons to resume operations under MECQ
The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) has authorized the resumption of dine-in services and the reopening of barbershops and beauty parlors in areas currently under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ).
Restaurants, eateries, and other food preparation establishments are now permitted to offer indoor dine-in services at an initial capacity of 10 percent.
These food establishments can exceed the 10 percent capacity if they comply with the Safety Seal Certification Program.
Initially, indoor dine-in services were prohibited in MECQ zones.
Beauty salons, beauty parlors, barbershops, and nail spas are also allowed to resume operations at an initial 30 percent capacity in MECQ areas.
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