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Pasig City suspends supermarket over protocol violation
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto ordered the temporary closure of Landers Superstore in Ugong due to failure to implement minimum health safety standards, specifically physical distancing.
The supermarket's grocery section will remain closed until July 27 after inspections revealed shoppers were not observing physical distancing.
Mayor Sotto mentioned that while they usually do not name businesses, Landers is a large establishment and the information would likely become public.
Other establishments within Landers, such as the barbershop, plant shop, pharmacy, and parking, are allowed to continue operating.
The management of Landers has expressed its commitment to improving their health and safety protocols in the coming days.
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