34 Makati bar-goers, including foreigners, held after ‘Facebook Live' drinking session | Inquirer News

34 Makati bar-goers, including foreigners, held after ‘Facebook Live’ drinking session

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 03:48 PM September 19, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — Police arrested on Friday night 34 individuals including foreigners for supposed health violations while engaging in a drinking session inside a bar in Makati which was allegedly recorded in a Facebook Live video.

In a report issued on Saturday, National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) said Makati City police Substation-6 arrested the bar-goers after receiving a tip from an anonymous netizen regarding the Facebook Live video showing a drinking binge inside the rooftop bar in Barangay Poblacion at 10 p.m.

In a text message to INQUIRER.net, Makati police chief Col. Oscar Jacildo said the Facebook Live was used to entice others to join their drinking session.

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“Our investigation disclosed that it is one of the patrons to entice others and join the binge party,” he said.

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Based on the photos, the bar-goers were wearing face masks but police said the suspects failed to follow ordinances on curfew hours and social distancing.

The suspects are detained at Sub Station 6 while charges for violation of City Ordinance no. 2020 – 76 Extended Curfew hour and Social Distancing in relation to General Community Quarantine are being readied against them.

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