Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv MANILA - Metro Manila mayors are considering a proposal to allow residents aged 18 to 65 years old out of their homes, their representative said Monday. The mayors, however, do not agree to shortening curfew hours, currently 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., said Parañaque mayor and Metro Manila Council head Edwin Olivarez.
Workers and other authorized persons to go outside their homes are exempt from curfew, Olivarez added. Mayors, meantime, will clarify with the government's inter-agency task force the policy on the supposed 24-hour operation of restaurants after customers of a Quezon City restobar were fined for violating curfew.
"Kasi ang aming paguusap po ng MMC at members ng IATF 'yun pong 24 hours for delivery. Yung dine-in 'di po 24 hours," he said.