Cebu City magpapatupad ng granular lockdown sa 20 kritikal na lugar - Labella COVID19Quarantine
Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv MAYNILA – Magpapatupad ng granular lockdown ang lungsod ng Cebu sa 20 critical areas na apektado ng coronavirus disease 2019 .
Sa panayam sa ABS-CBN Teleradyo, sinabi ng alkalde na ang mga lugar na ito ay sa mga sitio lamang. Ang iba ay mga kalsada, bahay o compound lang din. “Baka by Saturday there will be a coordination meeting with the police, the health and the barangay captains kasi sila ngayon ang binigyan natin ng task to locate these critical areas,” sabi ni Labella.
Bagama't tumataas ang mga kaso ng COVID-19, ikinatutuwa ni Labella na mayroon rin silang highest recovery rate.
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