Metro Manila cities to have 'case-to-case' window hours for markets LuzonLockdown
Watch also in iWant or TFC.tv The 17 cities of Metro Manila will implement "case-to-case" window hours for residents to shop in public markets, with over a week to go in a Luzon-wide lockdown to stop the spread of COVID-19, a mayor said Tuesday.
For instance, Manila and Quezon City cater to shoppers from neighboring cities and their market rules cannot apply to Paranaque, where 95 percent of shoppers are residents of the city, he told DZMM. In Parañaque, all markets are closed on Wednesdays for decontamination and only senior citizens, persons with disability and pregnant women can shop on Sundays.
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