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Kidapawan City to restrict entry of non-residents due to virus threat
Kidapawan City will be placed under enhanced community quarantine from March 23 to April 6, with all entry points closed to non-residents.
The city government has outlined specific exemptions to the entry ban, including healthcare personnel, essential government workers, and media personnel.
Exceptions also cover various businesses such as food service establishments (take-out/delivery only), agricultural suppliers, banks, utility companies, and essential manufacturing plants.
Only tricycles with franchises are allowed to operate, limited to two passengers, while other mass transport vehicles are restricted from entering the city.
Motorcycles, 'habal-habal', and 'skylabs' are prohibited from carrying back-riders to ensure social distancing.
The city government will provide free transportation for personnel involved in maintaining public order and health.
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