Cavite malls to reopen after a 2-day shutdown, governor says

Cavite malls to reopen after a 2-day shutdown, governor says COVID19Quarantine

MANILA - Malls in Cavite province will reopen Wednesday after being shut for 2 days due to violation of physical distancing and quarantine measures against the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Jonvic Remulla said.

"Hinde ninyo karapatan ang oras na ito. Ito ay pribelhiyo para sa inyong ikabubuti. Huwag abusuhin at marami pang ibang customer na kailangan bumili," Remulla said. Malls are allowed to partially operate under general and modified quarantine but with strict health protocols.

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