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Over 113,000 violators reported in NCR amid Alert Level 3 —PNP
A total of 113,602 quarantine violators have been reported in the National Capital Region (NCR) since the implementation of Alert Level 3.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) recorded 10,932 new violators on Wednesday, with a daily average of 9,467 from October 16 to 27.
Approximately 57% of violators were warned, 36% were fined, and 7% faced other penalties.
The majority of violations, totaling 84,819, were for not observing minimum public health standards, while 28,171 were for curfew infractions.
Additionally, 612 individuals not considered authorized persons outside of residence (APORs) were apprehended while outdoors.
The NCR was placed under Alert Level 3 from October 16 to 31.
Curfew in Metro Manila has been shortened to 12 midnight to 4 a.m. starting October 13.
NCR mayors are reportedly ready to shift to Alert Level 2.
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