Most parts of the country, or 56 out of the total of 82 provinces, will remain under alert level 1, the least restrictive under the government’s alert level system for COVID-19, until the end of April. | dpazzibuganINQ janebautistaINQ /PDI
The IATF resolution dated April 14 was released only on April 22 by the Department of Health , which chairs the task force, after a media inquiry.In November 2021, the government adopted the alert level system on COVID-19 response-related restrictions for local government units , replacing the community quarantine classifications that it imposed when the country went into lockdown in March 2020.
Metro Manila and 13 provinces also saw their positivity rate exceed the 5-percent threshold recommended by the World Health Organization to indicate that transmission of the virus was under control. “Security personnel deployed in all of our stations and trains will help ensure that the policy is strictly enforced,” she added, as she urged riders to protect their fellow passengers by wearing masks.
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