Governor Juanito Victor ‘Jonvic’ Remulla Jr eased quarantine restrictions in this province, but still reminded the public to follow minimum health protocols.
He said on his social media page on Wednesday, October 21, that the province was now suspending requiring a Q-Pass to enter malls.
Instead, Remulla said, the public must only present an official government-issued identification card, or school ID for students. The ID must show the bearer is between the ages 15 and 65 years old.
“Puede na magliwaliw for 3-hour limit. Mag-ingat ng husto sa paglibot. (You can now go around within the 3-hour limit. However, stay safe wherever you go.) Wear a mask, face shield, frequently wash and sanitize your hands. Most importantly, continue maintaining social distancing protocols,” Remulla said.
Remulla added that the Province Number Coding Scheme was still suspended.
Still prohibited in Cavite are cockfighting events or sabong. Cockpit arenas have been identified as super spreaders and COVID-19 hotspots.
Still enforced in the province was the curfew from 9 pm to 4 am. Frontliners are exempted from the curfew.
Also strictly enforced was the rule limiting the use of karaoke or videoke to between 5 to 8 pm only.
Cavite flattens the curve
From a peak of 800-1000 cases a day, the province’s infection rate has dropped to 65-90 cases daily.
The total COVID-19 cases in the province was at 12,787 as per October 19 post of Philippine Information Agency. – Rappler.com
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