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Muntinlupa City now under 24-hour curfew amid enhanced community quarantine
Muntinlupa City has implemented a 24-hour curfew, effective immediately, to combat the spread of COVID-19.
City Ordinance 2020-074 was passed and approved on March 20-21, replacing a previous 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew that was found to be ineffective.
Under the new ordinance, residents are required to stay home except for essential workers, those purchasing basic necessities (one person per household), law enforcement, and emergency cases.
Violators will face consequences including being recorded in the barangay blotter, having their photos taken, and potentially losing city-granted benefits such as scholarships.
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