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2,129 quarantine violators apprehended by Pasay police in just two weeks
Pasay City police apprehended a total of 2,129 quarantine violators from March 1 up to noon of March 11.
The violations included 1,327 for not wearing face masks, 321 for curfew breaches, 268 for not wearing face shields, and 213 for failing to observe physical distancing.
On March 10, police inspected five resto-bars in Barangay 183, a critical zone, to ensure they were not operating during a lockdown.
The city government has placed a total of 89 barangays, encompassing 101 households, under localized community quarantine (LCQ) due to rising COVID-19 cases.
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