NCR under GCQ 'subject to heightened & additional restrictions' until August 5; no dine-in | Inquirer News

NCR under GCQ ‘subject to heightened & additional restrictions’ until August 5; no dine-in

By: - Reporter / @DYGalvezINQ
/ 11:07 AM July 30, 2021

This photo taken on April 6, 2021 shows a man wearing personal protective equipment walking into a makeshift ward built for COVID-19 patients at a hospital in Manila. - More contagious variants of the coronavirus have been blamed for a record surge in infections in Metro Manila that has overwhelmed hospitals and sent the national capital region into lockdown. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / TO GO WITH Health-virus-Philippines,FOCUS by Allison Jackson and Cecil Morella

 (AFP / file photo)

MANILA, Philippines — Metro Manila has been placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) “subject to heightened and additional restrictions” starting Friday until Aug. 5, 2021, Malacañang said.

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Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said Friday that indoor dining and al fresco dining are prohibited under this classification.

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Only take-out and delivery of food are allowed.

Meanwhile, personal care services and businesses, such as beauty parlors, salons, barbershops, and nail spas can operate up to 30% venue capacity.

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Indoor sports courts and venues and indoor tourist attractions are not allowed to operate but outdoor tourist attractions can still operate at 30% capacity.

Metro Manila was previously placed under GCQ “with heightened restrictions” from Aug. 1 to 15 but this was opposed by Metro Manila mayors in a meeting with the government’s pandemic task force on Thursday.

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