Bohol Governor Arthur Yap has placed the entire island under general community quarantine from May 1 to May 31. | leoudtohanINQ
Under the “new norm,” Boholanos must maintain the “aggressive prevention measures” and balance it with the need to address returning Boholanos and slowly reopen closed businesses who can maintain proper health standards.Bohol had one confirmed COVID-19 case in February. The case involved a Chinese national who was discharged on Jan. 31 and had already returned to China.Under the GCQ, the 24-hour curfew for seniors and minors will still be in effect.
on Mondays and Fridays, but they must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians who must not be 65 years old.The executive order also approved the opening of the manufacturing industries in various sectors — food, health, equipment, pharmaceuticals, durables, computers, including the opening of malls and commercial centers, personal care establishments, legal, accounting, architectural, engineering, scientific, real estate, office administrative and other services.
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