Manila Bulletin
Pasay City adjusts curfew hours
Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano adjusted the city's curfew hours from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., effective March 12.
This adjustment contradicts her previous statement on March 10, where she decided not to extend curfew to aid economic recovery.
During curfew hours, individuals must remain at home unless they are working, commuting from work, or responding to emergencies.
Barangays identified with localized community quarantines may request stricter curfew measures.
The city recorded 552 active COVID-19 cases with 80 new cases as of March 12.
Additionally, 35 more barangays were placed under localized community quarantine, bringing the total to 89.
The Department of Interior and Local Government Unit urged Metro Manila mayors to implement uniform curfew hours for public convenience.
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