Answer:

the pandemic in the Philippines

Explanation:

The Philippines government is taking several steps to control the spread of the virus, including travel restrictions, closure of schools and colleges, as well as training schools of the Philippines National Police.

Educational institutes in the country are announced to be closed from 09 March to 15 March, whereas in Metro Manila the classes will be suspended until 12 April.

Stringent social distancing measures will be in place in the National Capital Region (NCR) for 30 days from 15 March.

The government announced earlier on 2 February 2020 that all persons except Filipino citizens and permanent resident visa holders were temporarily barred from entering the country.

A temporary ban on Filipinos from travelling to China or its special administrative region was also imposed. A mandatory 14-day quarantine for Filipinos returning to from China or its special administrative region was announced.

Further, visa upon arrival for Chinese nationals has been temporarily suspended.

An adviser to the President of Philippines as advised that the government should move to a barangay-based quarantine system after the lock-down on Luzon ends to save the economy. He noted that employees involved in production will not be required to carry passes or IDs and security checkpoints should be removed to enable cargo to move freely.

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