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“Unang-una, gusto natin ito linawin, ano? Hindi po kami nakonsulta regarding this move or executive order coming from Cebu,” Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said in a media briefing.

“The accused were acting within their rights when they went outside of their respective residences to plea for food,” the court said in a ruling dated June 6.

Trial Court Nineteen of the so-called “San Roque 21” have been acquitted of criminal charges filed agains them for holding a rally in Quezon City on April 1, 2020 in alleged defiance of government measures against the Covid-19 pandemic. In an order issued last June 6, Quezon City Metropolitan T

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'Poblacion Girl' Makati City prosecutors have approved the filing of a criminal case against Gwyneth Anne Chua, known online as “Poblacion Girl,” for allegedly defying mandatory quarantine after her arrival from the United States on Dec. 22, 2021. Also to be charged in court was Esteban Gatbont

The Makati city prosecutor has indicted a woman who violated quarantine protocols upon arrival in the Philippines and went to a party instead.

THE Makati City Prosecution Office has found probable cause to indict Gwyneth Anne Chua, the controversial “Poblacion girl,” for alleged violation of Republic Act (RA) 11332, or the Mandatory Reporting of Notifiable Diseases and Health Events of Public Health Concern Act. Chua, a returning overseas Filipino from the United States,…

The Makati Prosecutor’s Office has found probable cause to charge Gwyneth Anne Chua, also known as “Poblacion girl,” for breaching mandatory quarantine protocols last December.

However, the IATF still imposes area-limited or “granular lockdowns” in places where there are high cases of COVID-9 infection.

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