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Enzyte Bob

Curfew now 6 pm to 5 am.

My daughter-in-law who works at the mall (department store) says the mall will be closed starting Monday.

My stepson also was told not to report back to work  (mall restaurant) for two weeks.

FWIW

mugtech

US Embassy told me it is through 4/4/21, Easter.

Jackson4

It looks like the government is trying to avoid spread of the virus during the Holy Week.

manwonder

News just in...

http://outbreaknewstoday.com/philippine … rea-87720/

pnwcyclist

Cebu City mayor has also re-instated special passes for travelers coming in from other provinces. PCR test within 72 hours required. There will be inspection at all air and sea ports, and transit terminals. I'm still trying to figure out what the vehicle checkpoints like from north or south of the city will be.

FortuneFavorsTheBold

Can somebody please explain to me how viruses know the time of day?

FortuneFavorsTheBold

Can somebody please explain to me how viruses know the time of day?

Jackson4

They Google it.

mugtech

It is a matter of people only doing essential behaviors during daylight hours, easier to observe and control.

mugtech

It is a matter of people only doing essential behaviors during daylight hours, easier to observe and control.

FilAmericanMom

FortuneFavorsTheBold wrote:

Can somebody please explain to me how viruses know the time of day?


Viruses do not know the time of day. People do.

It's easier to evade the police, who are enforcing stay-at-home orders, at night when  it's dark. So, it's a time for some people to try to go out in the street or go to their friends' house to mingle.

I can't blame  some of them for wanting to do that, especially those living in low cost housing or slums in urban areas.  Staying at home is hard for people who live in small cramped houses with nothing much to keep them preoccupied. So they go out when they have the chance.

It's easy for us to comply with the stay-at-home orders and curfews because we have things to keep us "busy," like Netflix, internet, books, etc. plus a well-stocked pantry and fridge. But it's a huge sacrifice for some.

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