Moreno issued an executive order placing Barangays 185 (Zone 16, Tondo 2), 374 (Zone 38, Sta. Cruz), 521 (Zone 52, Sampaloc), 628 (Zone 63, Sta. Mesa), 675 (Zone 74, Paco) and 847 (Zone 92, Pandacan) under lockdown beginning tomorrow until March 20.
He ordered the Manila Barangay Bureau to enforce lockdowns in villages with 10 or more active cases of COVID-19 and conduct disease surveillance, contact tracing, swab tests as well as rapid risk assessment.
According to the city health department data, Barangay 185 has 11 active cases, Barangays 374, 628, and 847 have 10 each, Barangay 521 has 12 and Barangay 675 has 22.
Moreno said enhanced community quarantine guidelines would be implemented in these barangays declared as “critical zones” during the lockdown period.
This story is from the March 16, 2021 edition of The Philippine Star.
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