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Top 5 Ways to Keep Yourself Entertained in Cebu

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Top 5 Ways to Keep Yourself Entertained in Cebu

As those of us from Cebu are already aware, the island is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable spots in the whole of the Philippines. Aside from it being known as the Queen City of the South, people who have never visited may be unaware of all the gems this stunning region has to offer.

For anyone interested in visiting this wonderful province, or those who live here and want to discover more, here are the five top ways to keep entertained in Cebu.

Museum Hopping

There are a number of beautiful historic attractions in Cebu, and one of the most important ones is the Cebu Heritage monument. It is made up of various sculptures which depict the history of Cebu. These include the Basilica del Santo Nino, the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Saint John the Baptist Church.

Cebu-Heritage-Monument
Casa-Gorordo-Museum-Cebu-City

Waterfront Hotel & Casino

Of all the amazing resorts to stay at in Cebu, the Waterfront Hotel & Casino is one of the best in terms of the sheer range of activities on offer. If you’re interested in gambling, you’ll enjoy the fact that there are casino games on offer at this hotel, including roulette and blackjack, which you can practice at home before you play in person, if you wish, after consulting the place to find your bonus online in order to choose which casino to play at. In addition to that, there is a modern swimming pool along with a range of fancy restaurants run by top chefs.

Diving

The waters around Cebu are ideal for diving, with an abundance of exotic marine life for divers to see. The most famous attraction in these parts is the whale shark. These huge fish are known for being friendly and letting people swim alongside them. The Oslob Whale Shark Company guarantees that customers will get the chance to witness the world’s largest fish when they take a tour.

Mountain View Nature Park

A great way to enjoy the beautiful scenery in Cebu is to visit the Mountain View Nature Park in the mountainside region of Busay. The spot provides stunning panoramic views of Cebu city and the surrounding areas and allows you to see for miles. Along with the viewing decks, there is a swimming pool, a children’s playground, and a botanical garden. This makes it a fun day out for the whole family.

Mountain View Nature's Park Cebu
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Taoist Temple

The Cebu Taoist Temple is another stunning piece of architecture considered a must-see location in Cebu City. This multi-tiered attraction with a number of routes leading up to it was built by the city’s Chinese community in 1972. The entrance is designed to be a replica of the Great Wall of China, and there are stunning dragon sculptures decorating the exterior.

Of course, the list of amazing things to see and do in Cebu goes way beyond this list. Some other standout options include visiting the bustling malls or taking a trip to fast food joint Jollibee.

Try recommending these places to a friend who’s never visited Cebu, and they are sure to fall in love with it.

Hotels, resorts allowed to accept guests in areas under MGCQ

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Hotels, resorts allowed to accept guests in areas under MGCQ

Say ‘hello’ to your next staycation and bid your ‘fake-cation’ a goodbye.

Hotel bookings will be re-opened for tourists in some areas. If the area is placed under modified general community quarantine, hotels will be allowed to re-open, said the Department of Tourism (DOT).

Administrative Order 2020-002 allows:

  • Hotels
  • Resorts
  • Motels
  • Homestays
  • And other accommodation facilities

to accept tourists and business travelers in their areas, given that they follow the 50% capacity.

Other hotel facilities will then be allowed to resume their operations too.

“Ancillary establishments within the premises, such as restaurants, cafés, bars, gyms, spas, and the like, shall be allowed to operate at 50 percent operational capacity only,” read the May 22 order signed by Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat.

As of writing, hotels can only cater to guests with:

  • Prior bookings
  • Long-staying guests
  • Travelers in transit
  • Distressed or repatriated OFWs
  • Stranded passengers
  • Health workers
  • Government frontliners
  • Private employees billeted by their companies

The whole island of Cebu — Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City, Mandaue City, and Cebu Province — has been placed under GCQ. We hope to expect for Cebu to shift to MGCQ after June 15.

Bughat is Real

Marel Baluyos
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Bughat is Real

Bughat ang tawag sa grabeng kaluya ug kakapoy sa lawas labi na sa mga inahan nga bag-o lang nanganak. Mahimo usab kining masinati sa mga Inahan sa dihang padulong na unta maayo sa sakit pero mabalikan ug kaluya ug ubos na resistensya sa lawas. Kasagaran, labad sa ulo, pamuypoy ug pamaol sa lawas ug hilanat ang mga sintomas sa bughat.

Kasagarang ma-bughat ang mga inahan nga bag-o lang nanganak. Kini tungod sa grabeg kakapoy ug stress sa lawas gikan sa pagpanganak ug wala pay tarung ug taas na pahuway. Usa ka sensitibong proseso ang post-partum nga nagkinahanglan ug extra nga attention. Kung mabughat ka, posibling makasinati ka niining ubang mga sintomas:

  1. Hilanat
  2. Pamuypoy ug pamaol sa lawas
  3. Labad sa ulo
  4. Pagpamugnaw
  5. Dehydration- kakulang sa tubig sa lawas

Unsay tambal niini?

1. Pahuway ug tarung. Ayaw pugsa pagtrabaho ug paglihok aron mubalik ang kusog sa imong lawas.

2. Relax. Ayaw ka stress. Timan-i nga wa ka nag-inusara. Naay dghan nga mga Inahan nga nakasinati sa imong gibati usab.

3. Kaon sa sakto nga oras. Likayi nga ma pasmo. Kaon usab ug sustansyadong pagkaon sama sa mga utanon ug prutas.

4. Ayaw kaulaw ug pangayog tabang sa imong bana ug mga parente sa pagbantay sa imong anak. Ayaw akoa ang tibuok responsibilidad sa pagbantay sa bata.

5. Tumar ug Paracetamol + Caffeine. Ang Paracetamol usa ka fever reducer and pain reliever. Ang caffeine mao ang mupa-abtik sa epekto sa tambal sa atong lawas para sa paspas ng recovery.

Abtik-banat sa Bughat

Ang PARACETAMOL + CAFFEINE (Rexidol Forte) kombinasyon sa Paracetamol ug Caffeine. Abtik-banat pildi dili lang ang bughat, hasta labad sa ulo, pamaol ug hilanat. Kada tableta adunay Paracetamol nga makapaubos ug hilanat ug tambal sa sakit sa lawas ug pamaol. Ang Caffeine makatabang aron paspas mu-epekto ang paracetamol para makabangon dayon ka.

PARACETAMOL + CAFFEINE (Rexidol Forte)

 Abtik-banat pildi dili lang ang bughat, hasta labad sa ulo, pamaol ug hilanat.

PARACETAMOL + CAFFEINE is the generic name of Rexidol Forte.

If symptoms persist consult your doctor.

ASC Reference Code U061P050720RS

Cebu GCQ Guidelines: Everything you should know

Ram Mancelita
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Cebu GCQ Guidelines: Everything you should know

General community quarantine (GCQ) is still quite new for many Cebuanos; especially for those who reside in Cebu City and Mandaue City. The Province of Cebu and Lapu-Lapu City have been under GCQ since May 15, 2020.

To at least give clarity and straightforward information and guidelines, we have rounded up the details on what you should know about GCQ.

For more detailed guidelines, you may refer to the attached Executive Orders at the end of the article.

ALLOWEDNOT ALLOWED
– Individuals not below 21 y/o and not above 60 y/o (Curfew: 10PM-5AM)
– Malls (non-leisure only)
– Buying and selling of alcoholic beverages
– Public transpo: Buses, jeepneys, v-hires, taxis, Grab at 50% capacity and strict physical distancing
– Private transpo: All private vehicles are allowed but must follow Number Coding Scheme
– More business sectors; returning employees may present company ID or COE
– Barbershops & Salons starting June 7 (basic cutting services only)
– Non-contact outdoor activities: Jogging, Biking, Golf, Swimming, Skateboarding		– Individuals under 21 y/o and above 60 y/o; individuals with health conditions and pregnant women
– Movement or travel for leisure purposes
– Mass gathering (Parties, Convention, Mass)
– Gyms, Sports Facilities, Cinemas, Karaoke
– Travel and tourist spots
– Personal care (massage, facial, sauna)
– Internet cafes, Libraries, Amusement centers 

✔ Quarantine Pass is still required for non-workers; employees may present Company ID or Certificate of Employment (COE)

✔ Mandatory wearing of face masks

✔ Number coding scheme for vehicles

✔ Border control and checkpoints (Must present vehicle/quarantine pass or company ID/COE)

Number coding scheme:

Mon, Wed, FriTue, Thu, SatSun
Cebu CityEnding in:
1, 3, 5, 7, 9 (ODD)		Ending in:
2, 4, 6, 8, 0 (EVEN)		12:00AM-11:59AM (ODD)
12:00NN-11:59PM (EVEN)
Mandaue CityEnding in:
1, 3, 5, 7, 9 (ODD)		Ending in:
2, 4, 6, 8, 0 (EVEN)		12:00AM-11:59AM (ODD)
12:00NN-11:59PM (EVEN)
Lapu-Lapu CityEnding in:
1, 3, 5, 7, 9 (ODD)		Ending in:
2, 4, 6, 8, 0 (EVEN)		5:01AM-11:59AM (ODD)
12:00NN-9:59PM (EVEN)

NOTE: Numbers above refer to the last number of the vehicle’s plate number.

Public Transportation

Buses, jeepneys (modern & public), v-hires, taxis, and Grab will now be allowed to operate at 50% capacity, strict physical distancing, and other health protocols mandated by the LTFRB.

Cebu North:

  • Temporary bus terminal: CityMall in Consolacion town
  • Routes: Consolacion to Tabuelan, Tuburan, Bogo City, Maya in Daanbantayan, Lambusan in San Remigio via Hagnaya, and on to Bantayan Island.

Cebu South:

  • Temporary bus terminal: Cebu South Coastal Road on the Lantaw Restaurant property
  • Routes: Talisay City to Samboan, Balamban, Pinamungajan, Asturias, Barili, Carcar, Dumanjug, and Sibonga.

Jeepneys

ECQ vs GCQ vs MGCQ

Executive Orders

Cebu City

Lapu-Lapu City

Mandaue City

Cebu Province

This covers all the towns and cities in Cebu outside Cebu City, Mandaue City, and Lapu-Lapu City.

PAL, Cebu Pacific resume flights this June

Ram Mancelita
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PAL, Cebu Pacific resume flights this June

Two of the leading airlines in the country, Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific are all set to resume select domestic and international flights this June 2020 as the country shifts to a more relaxed community quarantine.

Both airlines ensure safety of the passengers and staff as they implement stricter preventive measures and sanitation protocols set by various international healthy and aviation organizations and local health authorities.

These are just some of the ‘new normal’ guidelines to note:

  • Disinfection and cleaning of aircrafts between flights and upon parking in boneyards.
  • Passengers will be required to wear face masks
  • Aircraft personnel will be required to wear personal protective equipment
  • Online check-in will also be encouraged to minimize contact with the ground personnel. They are advised to come to the airport at least three (3) hours early as check-in counters will be closed 60 minutes before the flight.
  • When carrying more than two luggage, assign only one representative to go to the baggage drop-off counter. Upon boarding, passengers will be required to hold out their boarding passes with the barcode facing the airline staff, for touchless scanning.
  • Always observe physical distancing as guided by the seat and floor markers, even when boarding through the aerobridge or buses.
  • Pilots and cabin crew members are required to undergo rapid antibody testing before boarding their flights.

Philippine Airlines Flights

INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

June 1 to 30, 2020

  • MANILA – LOS ANGELES – MANILA
    • June 8 and 10
    • Every Mon / Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 11)
    • Every Mon / Wed / Thu / Sat / Sun (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – SAN FRANCISCO – MANILA
    • June 1 and 10
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 11)
  • MANILA – NEW YORK (JFK) – MANILA
    • Every Thu / Sun (Effective June 11)
    • Every Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)
  • MANILA – HONOLULU – MANILA
    • Every Tue / Sat (Effective June 13)
  • MANILA – GUAM
    • June 12
    • Every Fri / Mon (Effective June 15)
  • GUAM – MANILA
    • June 13
    • Every Sat / Tue (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – VANCOUVER – MANILA
    • June 10 and 14
    • Every Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – TORONTO – MANILA
    • June 14, 17, 21
    • Every Mon / Wed / Sun (Effective June 22)
  • MANILA – SINGAPORE – MANILA
    • June 3
    • Every Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 12)
  • MANILA – XIAMEN – MANILA
    • Every Wednesday (Effective June 17)
  • MANILA – JAKARTA
    • Every Sat (Effective June 13)
    • Every Tue / Sat (Effective June 16)
  • JAKARTA – MANILA
    • Every Sun (Effective June 14)
    • Every Wed /Sun (Effective June 17)
  • MANILA – KUALA LUMPUR – MANILA
    • Every Saturday (Effective June 13)
  • MANILA – HO CHI MINH CITY (SAIGON) – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Sat (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – HONG KONG – MANILA
    • Every Fri / Sun (Effective June 19)
  • MANILA – DOHA – MANILA
    • Every Thursday (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – DUBAI – MANILA
    • Every Tuesday (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – DAMMAM – MANILA
    • Every Saturday (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – RIYADH – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Fri (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – TAIPEI – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Fri (Effective June 16)
  • MANILA – TOKYO (HANEDA) – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 22)
  • MANILA – OSAKA (KANSAI) – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)
  • MANILA – NAGOYA
    • Every Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)
  • NAGOYA – MANILA
    • Every Fri / Mon (Effective June 23)

DOMESTIC FLIGHTS

June 8 to 30, 2020

  • MANILA – BASCO – MANILA
    • Mon/ Wed / Fri /Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – LAOAG – MANILA
    • Every Tue / Sat (Effective June 8)
    • Every Wed / Sun (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – LEGAZPI – MANILA
    • Every Wed / Fri / Sat (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – PUERTO PRINCESA – MANILA
    • Every Tue / Fri / Sat (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – BUSUANGA (CORON) – MANILA
    • Every Tue / Wed / Thu / Fri (Effective June 15)
    • Every Sunday (Effective June 15)
  • MANILA – BACOLOD – MANILA
    • Daily (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – CEBU – MANILA
    • Daily (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – DUMAGUETE – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sat / Sun (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – ILOILO – MANILA
    • Daily (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – KALIBO – MANILA
    • Every Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – CATICLAN (BORACAY) – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – ROXAS – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sat (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – TACLOBAN – MANILA
    • PR 2985/2986 – Daily (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – TAGBILARAN (PANGLAO) – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sat / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – BUTUAN – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sat / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – COTABATO – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – CAGAYAN DE ORO – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – DIPOLOG – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – DAVAO – MANILA
    • Daily (Effective June 8)
  • MANILA – GENERAL SANTOS – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – OZAMIZ – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – PAGADIAN – MANILA
    • Every Tue / Thu / Sat / Sun  (Effective June 08)
  • MANILA – ZAMBOANGA – MANILA
    • Every Mon / Wed / Thu / Fri / Sat / Sun (Effective June 08)
  • CEBU – DAVAO – CEBU
    • Daily (Effective June 08)

You may book your flights through our website: www.philippineairlines.com. 

You may also call the PAL’s Reservations Hotline:

  • Manila, Philippines – (+632) 8855-8888
    • 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (PH Time)
  • Global Reservations Hotline 1-800-I-FLY-PAL
  • USA/Canada – 1-800-435-9725
    • 5:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Hawaii Time)
    • 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (Pacific Time)
    • 11:00AM to 11:00PM (Eastern Time)

Cebu Pacific Flights

Flight schedule – June 2-4, 2020:​

​RouteETDEffective Date
Manila-General Santos11:35 AMJune 2-4, 2020
General Santos-Manila2:20 PMJune 2-4, 2020
Manila-Naga12:10 PMJune 3-4, 2020
Naga-Manila2:00 PMJune 3-4, 2020
Manila-Cagayan de Oro1:00 PMJune 3-4, 2020
Cagayan de Oro-Manila3:25 PMJune 3-4, 2020
Manila-Cebu1:05 PMJune 3-4, 2020
Cebu-Manila3:35 PMJune 3-4, 2020

In Manila, all flights will depart and arrive from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3.

All International flights remain suspended from June 1 to 30, 2020.

Cebu’s biggest mall reopens on June 1; sets ‘safe malling’ guidelines

Sarah Ladeza
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Cebu’s biggest mall reopens on June 1; sets ‘safe malling’ guidelines

If you think you’re ready for the new normal, Cebu’s biggest mall is at it too!

SM Seaside, preparing to welcome back its patrons, has implemented its health and safety protocols in preparation for its re-opening on Monday, June 1, as Cebu City has been placed under general community quarantine (GCQ).

From the doors to the stairs, and even the ATMs, SM Seaside made sure to give us a safer malling experience.

Because #YourSafetyMatters, we continue to thoroughly sanitize our mall as we get ready to welcome you back again!See you soon, Cebu! #SafeMallingAtSM 💙

Posted by SM Seaside City Cebu (Official) on Thursday, May 14, 2020

With SM Supermalls’ #SafeMallingAtSM, our safety is always their top priority. More than re-opening, they made sure you’ll have a great time shopping, or just strolling.

SM also mentioned they have ‘Specialized Sanitation Team’ who will frequently disinfect high-touch areas including, but not limited to:

  • Grocery carts and baskets
  • Toilets
  • Hand rails

The mall will also be “deep-cleaned” before and after mall opening.

When we were in the midst of the crisis, and we still are, SM has been giving back to the community and it is only fitting for us to return the favor. Paying it forward per se.

Watch this video that summarizes the mall’s efforts to prepare for the new normal:

https://www.facebook.com/smsscitycebu/posts/4419745091372529

SM Supermalls’ new policies include:

  • No mask, no entry
  • Thermal scanners in all entrances (those who have fever will not be allowed to enter)
  • Disinfectant mats
  • Frequent use of alcohol and hand sanitizers
  • Practice social distancing inside the malls
    • Use of escalators one step apart
    • Elevator only at 50% capacity is allowed
    • One-way movement in aisles
  • Motorcycles should be parked in every other slot

SM is serious in promoting and implementing “safe malling”.

Let’s do our part by always staying cautious. Let’s enter SM Seaside negative from the virus and leave the premises just the same.

Let’s learn how to live with the ‘new normal’ because we are bound to it. Keep safe!

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Here’s what you can expect at Ayala Center Cebu under GCQ

Sarah Ladeza
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Here’s what you can expect at Ayala Center Cebu under GCQ

Now that the whole island of Cebu has been placed under general community quarantine (GCQ), some establishments have also been preparing to face our new normal. Ayala Center Cebu is one who is bringing its A-game in ensuring safety to the mall-goers.

Though Ayala Center Cebu ensures our safety, a purposeful shopping is still being encouraged. Only leave your homes when necessary.

Before they reopen their doors to welcome their patrons, Ayala Center Cebu has gone over and beyond to ensure the safety not only of the mall-goers, but also their merchants and frontliners.

Hence, following of these safety measures for the mall-goers must be adhered:

  • Mandatory wearing of face masks
  • Must present quarantine pass and valid ID (that shows the birth date) upon entry
  • Mandatory temperature check (37.5 degrees and up will be refused entry)
  • Use of sanitizing mats from the entrances as an entry protocol mandated by the IATF
  • Frequent handwashing in the restrooms is encouraged
  • Cashless transactions around the mall including parking are encouraged (using of GCash is recommended)
  • Use of automatic sanitizer dispenser is advised
  • Only 2 persons are allowed in the elevator (prioritizing the PWDs and pregnant women)
  • Foot markers are placed on the escalators to guide you on where to stand.

Ayala Center Cebu has also placed directional floor stickers and signages on the hallways and common areas to guide customers on the one-way traffic.

To ensure continuous operations and help in flattening the curve, let us do our part by adhering to the aforementioned guidelines.

While Ayala Center Cebu is making sure to implement these guidelines for us to follow, they are also doing their best to keep us safe from the scare of this pandemic.

Ayala Center Cebu makes sure to:

  • Let their merchant employees wear PPEs / face masks accordingly
  • Conduct regular cleaning and disinfection on common areas of the mall
  • Install hand sanitizers and alcohol around the mall premises
  • Use transaction boxes for merchant cashiers
  • Activate automatic doors for entrances and exits
  • Installation of contact-less thermal scanners on selected entrances is also taken into consideration
  • UV Sterilizers will be installed in selected escalators

However, while we are all elated about the mall’s opening, the establishment is also keen on following the government’s guidelines.

Enlisted below are the restrictions and limitations of mall amenities and services under GCQ:

  • Closure of play area and entertainment concepts
  • Closure of cinemas
  • Closure of chapel
  • Closure of some mall entrances and restrooms
  • Non-availability of their customer lounge
  • Valet parking services are suspended
  • Mall’s free Wi-Fi will be disabled
  • Digital mall directions will be disabled
  • Mall’s airconditioning units will be set to only 26-degree Celsius

DriveBuys

For shoppers who want to order from the stores but don’t want to go inside, Ayala Center Cebu has installed pick-up stations (like a drive-thru) that will serve as a meeting place between the merchant and the customers.

How does it work?

  1. Customer and merchant must coordinate directly on the order and payment.
  2. Both parties should agree on the date and time to meet at the chosen station.
  3. Items will then be loaded directly into the customer’s car. Cashless payment is encouraged.

Pick-up stations:

  • 1&2 – near Breadtalk, Active Zone
  • 3&4 – near Laguna Garden, Biliran Road
  • 5&6 – near Torque Lounge, Cardinal Rosales

Stores Opening in June 1

These are the merchants opening on June 1, 2020 at Ayala Center Cebu:

AYALA CENTER CEBU

  • New operating hours: 10AM to 7PM daily (essential stores may open earlier)
  • Contact number: (032) 888 3777
  • Social: Facebook Page
  • Location: Cardinal Rosales Ave, Cebu Business Park, Cebu City, 6000

For further announcements and latest schedules about Ayala Center Cebu and AyalaMalls Central Bloc, they have a Viber community for you to join: https://bit.ly/ayalamallscebuviber.

Get the latest updates from Ayala Center Cebu & Ayala Malls Central Bloc 🧡Join our Viber community group by clicking on this link: https://bit.ly/ayalamallscebuviber

Posted by Ayala Malls on Tuesday, April 21, 2020

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John Lloyd Cruz personally delivers donations to a barangay in Cebu City

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John Lloyd Cruz personally delivers donations to a barangay in Cebu City

Remember the article about John Lloyd Cruz talking to a barangay official of Guadalupe about his plans on giving vitamins? He’s done it.

On a Facebook post of The Freeman, the oldest daily newspaper of Cebu, Cruz was seen donating boxes of medicines in Cebu City as promised. He’s given away vitamins for the kids and COVID-19 frontliners of Brgy. Guadalupe.

LOOK: Actor John Lloyd Cruz (in white shirt) fulfills promise to donate vitamins for children and COVID-19 frontliners…

Posted by The Freeman on Saturday, May 30, 2020

Wearing a white shirt, black shorts, red cap, and a surgical mask, the actor was seen personally delivering his donations to the Barangay Hall.

Few days before this, the actor was also seen processing his Travel Authority certificate in the said barangay as he plans to travel back to Manila in June.

Thanks, Lloydie! You’re truly a man of your words.

Penshoppe, Regatta sell reusable, filtered Face Masks for as low as P89

Sarah Ladeza
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Penshoppe, Regatta sell reusable, filtered Face Masks for as low as P89

As we are about to face the new normal, we have to make sure we are fully equipped with the right defense for the virus. One must-have is a face mask.

From N95 to KN95, a lot of kinds of face masks have been emerging in the country serving us with different purposes. But because of its scarcity and being expensive, a lot have resorted to sewing their own face masks, using cloth.

Both Regatta and Penshoppe have released their own versions of face masks for as low as P89. Imagine wearing your own reusable face masks, but with filter. Not only are you protecting the environment, you are also protecting yourself.

Penshoppe

  • Face Mask with filter: ₱89.00
  • Where to buy? Select Penshoppe branches nationwide or order online.
  • Black
  • Blush
  • Navy Blue
  • Light Gray

Regatta

  • Face mask with filter slot: ₱95.00
  • Where to buy? Select Regatta branches nationwide or order online.

Labella officially announces Cebu City will be under GCQ starting June 1

Ram Mancelita
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Labella officially announces Cebu City will be under GCQ starting June 1

On Saturday afternoon, Cebu City Edgar Labella has ended the public’s confusion on Cebu City’s new classification as he has formally announced that Cebu City will be placed under General Community Quarantine (GCQ) starting on June 1, 2020.

This means, the whole island of Cebu — Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City, Mandaue City, and Cebu Province — is now all under GCQ.

It was previously reported the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Disease (IATF-MEID) initially placed Cebu City on modified ECQ; however, Cebu City Mayor Labella appealed to this decision and insisted that Cebu City has low mortality rate, making it ready for GCQ. This request was then granted by the IATF.

“Under GCQ, there will be more businesses that will reopen and public transport will resume operations but with reduced operating capacity.With Cebu City returning to GCQ, we need to remain vigilant against COVID19. Look out after each other and keep safe, Cebuanos!”

– Cebu City Mayor Edgar Labella

Below is the new Executive Order:

Guidelines on ECQ, MECQ, GCQ

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