Gov't considers easing Metro Manila lockdown based on case numbers, healthcare capacity
The Philippine government is considering easing lockdown restrictions in certain areas of Metro Manila based on declining COVID-19 case numbers and healthcare capacity.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque stated that if data shows a continued decrease in new cases and sufficient medical care availability, some regions may transition to general community quarantine (GCQ) earlier than others.
Interior Secretary Eduardo Año mentioned that cities like San Juan and Valenzuela are showing decreasing trends in COVID-19 cases and could potentially shift to GCQ.
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