Metro Manila Stays Under Alert Level 3 Until Nov. 14

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by Arianne Merez

Photo/s: Jerome Ascaño

(UPDATE) Metro Manila will remain under Alert Level 3 until Nov. 14, Malacañang said as more areas were included in the implementation of the COVID-19 alert level quarantine system.

The capital region was first placed under Alert Level 3, the third highest under a five-step warning system, last Oct. 16 as the country saw a decline in COVID-19 cases.

More businesses and activities are allowed under Alert Level 3 such as cinemas, museums, and hotels for staycations.

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Here are other areas included in the COVID-19 alert level system:

Alert Level 4

- Aurora

- Bacolod City

- Negros Oriental

- Davao Occidental

Alert Level 3

- Baguio City (included as an area for special monitoring)

- Bataan

- Metro Manila

- Cavite

- Laguna

- Rizal

- Iloilo City

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- Siquijor

- Lanao del Norte

- Davao City

-Davao del Norte

Alert Level 2

- Angeles City

- Bulacan

- Nueval Ecija

-Olongapo City

- Pampanga

- Tarlac

- Batangas

- Quezon Province

- Lucena City

- Aklan

- Antique

- Capiz

- Guimaras

- Iloilo

- Negros Occidental

- Bohol

- Cebu City

- Lapu-Lapu City

- Mandaue City

- Cebu Province

- Bukidnon

- Cagayan de Oro City

- Camiguin

- Iligan City

- Misamis Occidental

- Misamis Oriental

- Davao de Oro

- Davao del Sur

- Davao Oriental

Here are areas that will continue implementing the community quarantine system:

MECQ (Nov. 1-15)

- Mountain Province

- Catanduanes

- Zamboanga City

GCQ with heightened restrictions (Nov. 1-30)

- Abra

- Cagayan

- Isabela

- Santiago City

- Nueva Vizcaya

- Quirino

GCQ (Nov. 1-30)

- Ifugao

- Beguet

- Apayao

- Kalinga

- Ilocos Sur

- Dagupan City

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MGCQ (Nov. 1-30)

- Rest of the Philippines

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