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BALITANG TOKSIK! - Mercury-added Skin Lightening Products Still Sold In Cubao, Quezon City

Quezon City also issued Ordinance No. SP-2767, S-2018 which bans the manufacture and sale of mercury-added cosmetic products in the city. The ordinance was

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'Brigada Eskwela' warning: Lead paint affects students' learning abilities

As this year's "Brigada Eskwela" continues, the EcoWaste Coalition reminded principals, teachers, parents, students, and community volunteers to shun the use of lead paints as they welcome a cleaner and safer school year through the so-called annual “Bayanihan sa Paaralan”.

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Arrest of the unvaxxed a last resort- Año

The arrest of unvaccinated individuals going outdoors for non-essential purposes due to the current coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) upswing will only be enforced as a last resort by barangay officials, Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Eduardo Año said.
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Village execs to implement PRRD's order: DILG

Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)Secretary Eduardo Ano(Presidential photo) MANILA- The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) on Saturday said barangay officials who will implement the President's directive to restrict the movement of unvaccinated individuals in their respective barangays will do so within the bounds of the law. "The President is merely exercising his authority as Chief Executive under the public health emergency. He was very clear in his directive that an arrest will only be a last resort. Pakiusapan muna na pumirmi sa bahay (Appeal for them to stay home). Barangay officials may only arrest the unvaccinated individual who refuses to cooperate and who are leaving the homes for non-essential purposes," DILG Secretary Eduardo M. Ano in a media release. He advised the public to bring their vaccination cards at all times and show these to barangay officials and police officers as proof of vaccination upon request. Ano said barangay officials are persons in authority and are duty-bound to implement the President's directive as well as the ordinances passed by their respective local government units (LGUs). In his Talk to the People, President Duterte invoked his authority as Chief Executive amid a national emergency to order the mobility restriction on the unvaccinated. "I am now giving orders to the barangay captains to look for those persons who are not vaccinated and just request them or order them if you may to stay put," Duterte said. DILG Undersecretary and spokesperson Jonathan Malaya said barangay officials shall also be guided by the ordinances passed by their respective LGUs. He said seven LGUs in Metro Manila have so far approved ordinances restricting the mobility of the unvaccinated in their respective jurisdictions. These are Caloocan City Ordinance No. 0959, Quezon City Ordinance No. 3076, San Juan City Ordinance No. 2022-1, Valenzuela City Ordinance No. 976, Pateros City Ordinance No. 2022-01, Las Pinas City 02-2022, and Taguig City No. 62. The other LGUs in Metro Manila are currently in the process of deliberating their respective ordinances which should pass next week after all Metro Manila mayors earlier passed a resolution that unvaccinated and partially vaccinated individuals must remain in their homes except for essential trips under Alert Level 3 or higher. They will also be banned from indoor and al fresco dining, hotels, country clubs, leisure trips, and similar establishments and public transportation. Malaya said unvaccinated individuals going to work must present a negative RT-PCR test result every two weeks otherwise they will not be allowed to leave their homes to go to work. "We are doing this to protect the unvaccinated themselves because they are prone to critical illness and hospitalization and we need to protect our health care system from being overwhelmed with the exponential rise of coronavirus cases because of the Omicron variant," he said. Malaya said the ordinances provide for administrative penalties ranging from PHP500 to PHP5,000 with imprisonment of seven to 30 days. Business establishments that violate the ordinance will also be penalized with a fine of PHP3,000-PHP5,000 and suspension or cancellation of the business permit at the discretion of the court. Malaya clarified that the unvaccinated need to stay at home except to procure essential goods and services such as food, water, medicine or medical devices, public utilities, work, and medical and dental visits. The ordinances authorized barangays officials, the police, the City Health Office, and the Business Permits and Licensing Office to implement the law. Many business leaders, medical groups, and organizations have been pushing for the restrictions to be implemented nationwide amid the spike in infections and the threat of the Omicron Covid-19 variant. (PR) }

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Barangays arresting unvaccinated will only be 'last resort' —DILG

Barangay officials arresting unvaccinated individuals against COVID-19 who insist to go out would only be a “last resort,” the Department of the Interior and Local Government said on Saturday.

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EcoWaste calls on QC gov't to crack down on sale of banned whitening products

EcoWaste calls on QC gov't to crack down on sale of banned whitening products
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Child rights' group urges QC gov't to revisit ordinance banning minors in public places

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While the purpose of the ordinance is to curb the transmission of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), a child’s rights group said the ordinance is actually a violation of children’s right to play and leisure under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
The Child Rights Network (CRN), the largest alliance of organizations and agencies pushing for children’s rights legislation in the Philippines, said that the pandemic should not translate to children being confined in their homes 24 hours a day and seven days a week “without even a minute of legroom.”

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