(Photo by Ted ALJIBE / AFP / MANILA BULLETIN) Robredo made the statement a day before the entire Metro Manila adopts uniform curfew hours which, will be from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m, for two weeks starting Monday, March 15. In her radio program, the Vice President said she was aware that Filipinos online are thinking that imposing a curfew will not do anything to address the spike in COVID-19 cases. She, however, trusted that the local chief executives of Metro Manila know what they are doing. “May tiwala naman ako sa mayors, eh. Para sa akin yung mayors ang nakakaalam ng sitwasyon on the ground (I have faith in the mayors. For me, they are the ones who truly know the situation on the ground),” she said Sunday.