Here's What Metro Manila Malls Looked Like on Day 1 of MECQ
See how the new guidelines are being implemented.
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Jerome Ascano
As the Metro transitions to modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) today, May 16, malls in Metro Manila begin to reopen their doors to the public—but not without health and safety guidelines. Major malls like Robinsons Malls, Ayala Malls, SM Supermalls, and Megaworld Lifestyle Malls have all enforced a no mask, no entry rule as well as mandatory temperature checks in all entrances.
Other protocols include regular sanitation of high-touch areas, implementation of proper physical distancing, and more.
Check out the scenes in some Metro Manila malls during day 1 of MECQ:
Floor markers being installed to help with physical distancing. Jerome Ascano
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Mall-goers practicing physical distancing as they enter the mall. Jerome Ascano
Mandatory temperature checks in all mall entrances being implemented. Jerome Ascano
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Three-step gaps in escalators to practice proper physical distancing. Jerome Ascano
Spaced-out chairs while waiting to make sure physical distancing is practiced. Jerome Ascano
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A closer look at the floor markers that remind mall-goers about physical distancing. jerome ascano
Escalator handrails are sanitized using UV light. jerome ascano
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Sanitation teams deployed for regular cleaning. jerome ascano
Note: When heading out, always make sure to wear a face mask, never touch your face, wash your hands, and disinfect thoroughly as soon as you get home.
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