A total of 85 provinces, highly urbanized cities (HUC) and independent component cities (ICC) and 166 other component cities and municipalities will be placed under Alert Level 1 from July 1 to July 15, Malacañang said Tuesday.
The government is scheduled to announce the new alert level classifications tomorrow, March 15.
Department of Health (DOH) Secretary Francisco Duque III thinks that the National Capital Region (NCR) is “truly and genuinely ripe” for de-escalation to Alert Level 1 next month.
Malacañang is expected to announce the new alert level status in Metro Manila later today, February 14.
The government will decide on Metro Manila’s new Covid-19 alert level either on February 13 or February 14, Malacañang said Wednesday.
The Supreme Court’s (SC) Office of the Court Administrator (OCA) has ordered all courts in areas under alert level 2 and 3 to reopen starting Wednesday (Feb. 2).
The government’s Covid-19 task force is still studying the alert level classification in Metro Manila for February, Malacañang said Friday.
President Rodrigo Duterte issued Memorandum Circular No. 93, requiring on-site workers in government agencies and instrumentalities under the alert level system for Covid-19 response.
Courts under Alert Levels 1 and 2 may maintain a workforce of up to 100 percent physically reporting starting Wednesday (Dec. 1), the Supreme Court (SC) announced.
Metro Manila will be under Covid-19 Alert Level 2 starting tomorrow, November 5 until November 21, Malacañang announced Thursday.
