Labella releases Executive Order No. 082 (EO 82) in effect during ECQ period until June 30

Cebu City has been placed under the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) status by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) starting June 16, 2020. In line with the decision, Mayor Edgardo Labella has come out with Executive Order No. 082 (EO 82) setting forth the policies and regulations in effect during the ECQ period until June 30, 2020.

Labella releases Executive Order No. 082 (EO 82) in effect during ECQ period until June 30

Cebu City was returned to the ECQ status fifteen (15) days from its General Community Quarantine (GCQ) status last June 1 due to an increase in new coronavirus cases and widespread community transmission of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), as well as with the recommendation of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases Management. According to the IATF, Cebu City recorded a consistent spike of cases in less than seven days and a significant increase in critical care utilization compared to critical care capacity.

The recommendations of the IATF contained in Resolution No. 46-A were implemented and were approved by President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday night, June 15, 2020. The President, however, said that the new quarantine classifications could still be modified after his meeting with the business community.

IATF Resolution No. 46-A

Aside from escalating quarantine restrictions in Cebu City, Talisay City was also placed under the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ). President Rodrigo Duterte also approved the IATF recommendation to retain the General Community Quarantine (GCQ) in the entire Metro Manila.

Executive Order No. 082 (Cebu City)

NUMBER CODING SCHEME: Executive Order No. 082, Section 2-O

Note: Section 2-0 of this Executive Order No. 082, Series of 2020, has been amended pursuant to the Executive Order No. 082-A (EO 082-A).

Only the following motor vehicles including motorcycles shall be allowed to use public roads, streets, and other thoroughfares within the territorial jurisdiction of Cebu City on the following days:

Exempted from the Number Coding Scheme are the following vehicles:

1) Vehicles of workers of establishments and businesses that are allowed to be open, including those passing through/coming from/going to other LGUs for work purposes only;
2) Exempted workers, individuals and other authorized persons outside of their residences, and;
3) Those allowed by the City Mayors (Cebu, Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu Cities) through the issuance of a vehicle pass/border pass or other forms of exemptions.

For more details about the Executive Order No. 082 (EO 82) of Cebu City, you can download a copy in PDF format.

COVID-19 24/7 Hotlines (Central Visayas)

Department of Health Central Visayas Center for Health Development Regional Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (RESU)
0922-397-2334 / (032) 402-3091

Health Emergency Management Services (HEMS)
0943-568-3298 / 0945-157-6004 / (032) 402-1269

Provincial Government of Cebu Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO)
(032) 888-2329 local 1271 and 1272

Other questions relating to travel bans, curfew, and LGUs Executive Orders:

Cebu Province Public Information Office
(032) 888-2329 local 3011 and 3013

Cebu City Public Information Office
(032) 254-8632 / (032) 411-0132

Mandaue City Public Information Office
(032) 230-4500 local 1082

Lapu-Lapu City Public Information Office
(032) 260-4942

To report overpricing, hoarding, please contact the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Hotline:

DTI Cebu Province
(032) 255-6971 / (032) 255-2165 / (032) 255-3926

DTI Regional Office
(032) 255 0036 / (032) 255-0037

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For more details, please contact the Cebu City Public Information Office at (032) 254-8632 / (032) 411-0132, or you can visit their official Facebook Page. For added information on COVID-19 precautionary measures and proper healthcare practices, visit the Department of Health Official Facebook Page.