Manila Bulletin
Cinemas, amusement parks to reopen in NCR under alert level 3
Metro Manila will transition to Alert Level 3 from October 16 to 31, allowing several establishments to reopen.
The Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) approved the downgrade in alert level.
Under Alert Level 3, cinemas, theme parks, swimming pools, libraries, museums, and other tourist attractions can resume operations.
Venues for social gatherings such as weddings and parties are also permitted to reopen.
Indoor capacities for these establishments are limited to 30% and exclusive to fully-vaccinated individuals.
Outdoor areas of these reopened establishments can operate at up to 50% of their capacity.
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