DILG: Establishments who do not follow protocols may get Safety Seal revoked

By Pearl Gumapos

The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) on Wednesday (Nov. 17) said establishments that do not follow the health and safety protocols may get their Safety Seals revoked.

“Ang DILG ay nagbibigay ng babala or warning sa lahat ng mga business establishments na hindi sumusunod sa mga minimum public health standards at hindi nagre-require ng mga vaccination card bago makapasok sa mga establishments,” DILG Usec. Jonathan Malaya said during the Laging Handa public briefing.

“Sa mga establishments na hindi sumusunod sa mga polisiyang ito ay puwede pong ma-revoke ang kanilang Safety Seal. Kapag na-revoke ang Safety Seal na binigay sa inyo ng issuing authority ay mawawala ang inyong additional 10% operational capacity,” Malaya said.

Meanwhile, repeat violators may get their business permit suspended.

“Kung mayroong tinatawag na repeated violations, ang DILG na mismo ang magrerekomenda ng suspension ng inyong business permit,” Malaya said.

Malaya then urged the public to report these said establishments to the DILG.

“So humihingi tayo ng tulong sa ating mga kababayan. Humihingi kami ng tulong sa publiko na tulungan po ang pamahalaan na masigurong sumusunod ang mga establishments sa minimum public health standards.” – bny

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