Abra province under ECQ

By Alec Go

The province of Abra has been placed under enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) for the first week of September due to prevent further COVID-19 transmission.

The province’s escalation to ECQ was through Executive Order AU-03 signed by Gov. Joy Bernos.

Based on the guidelines posted by the province, curfew hours will begin from 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. and drinking alcoholic beverages will not be allowed.

Individuals who will need to buy essential goods are required to bring their ā€œwhite pass,ā€ while those who are required to report to work must bring their company IDs.Ā 

The province also implemented a ā€œno rideā€ and ā€œno back ridingā€ policy, while tricycles with protective barriers must only carry one passenger per trip. Private vehicles are only allowed 50% seating capacity.Ā 

Each barangay will only have one entry and one exit, and individuals entering the province shall undergo quarantine despite having a negative RT-PCR test result.

Only authorized persons outside of residence (APOR) will be allowed to enter and exit the province.

Dine-in services, social gatherings, and personal care services are prohibited, together with sports, tourism, and leisure activities. -rir

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