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JTF CV Shield pushes for 'no quarantine pass, no entry' in malls
The Joint Task Force COVID Shield recommended that individuals without a quarantine pass should not be allowed to enter mall establishments during the modified enhanced community quarantine.
The suggestion was made by Police Lieutenant General Guillermo Eleazar, the task force's commander, to mall security managers in Metro Manila.
Eleazar stated that only one member per household is allowed to avail goods and services from permitted establishments as per IATF guidelines.
He also suggested that local police and government officials should create specific guidelines for areas that do not use quarantine passes.
Furthermore, arrangements need to be made regarding residents from nearby areas visiting malls for essential goods, especially for malls located near tri-boundary areas.
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