Manila Bulletin
Police told to implement 24-hr curfew in Las Piñas City
The Las Piñas City government has implemented a 24-hour curfew to prevent residents from leaving their homes, except for essential purposes, in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
Mayor Imelda Aguilar ordered City Police Chief Colonel Segundo Lagundi to deploy policemen for 24-hour patrols to ensure residents stay home and follow enhanced community quarantine protocols.
A home quarantine pass system is strictly enforced, allowing only one family member to leave for essential purchases.
Barangay officials are distributing these quarantine passes to families.
On March 21, police apprehended 126 curfew violators who were given lectures on COVID-19 effects before being sent home.
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