Cebu City not under hard lockdown: police COVID19
Watch also in iWant or TFC.tv Police denied Wednesday that Cebu City is under hard lockdown following the suspension of quarantine passes and a spike in cases of the coronavirus disease.
"Kahit hatiin mo lang na lumabas iyong tao n'yan, you have 125,000 na pakalat-kalat sa daan papunta sa mall," he told ABS-CBN's TeleRadyo."Stricter measure lang siya . Hindi po siya masabi nating — nagkakaroon ng confusion iyong hard lockdown. I-implement lang natin iyong ECQ," he added, Workers of authorized industries can still go out of their homes and will be provided with shuttle services by the city government and their companies, said Tamayo.
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