DILG: 'Travel ban' during enhanced community quarantine infographic is fake | Inquirer News

DILG: ‘Travel ban’ during enhanced community quarantine infographic is fake

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 11:55 AM March 21, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) on Saturday disowned a circulating infographic that details a supposed schedule for moving around the community during the Luzon-wide enhanced community quarantine now being enforced by the government.

In a Viber message to INQUIRER.net, DILG Spokesman and Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya said the said infographic was not from the government inter-agency task force now handling the COVID-19 crisis.

“No it’s not. That’s not from IATF (Inter-Agency task Force),” Malaya said.

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Malaya said the DILG also alerted local government units to not go beyond what the IATF has mentioned in their guidelines.

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The Inter-Agency Task Force also did not impose an age limit for those who will go out of their homes.

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The Luzon-wide enhanced community quarantine was enforced by the government to limit the movement of people and help contain the spread of the coronavirus disease.

READ: Palace to LGUs: Follow quarantine guidelines or face charges

READ: Luzon now under ‘enhanced community quarantine’ – Palace

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