We’re very transparent we keep on communicating these systems to the public para aware sila that we have a very comprehensive system to ensure that the people of Baguio will be safe.”ĭizon lauded the city’s strict implementation of health protocols as he emphasized the need to balance the mitigation of COVID-19 while people slowly return to their normal lives. Kaya nga gradual and calibrated and we have already in place, ‘yung systems. “We will never compromise the safety and health of our constituents against the virus. “We would like to start slow, experience it, learn from it, manage it, and then gradually increase it,” Magalong explained on limiting the number of tourists to be accommodated. Visitors also need to register via the Baguio local government website and undergo triage before going to their respective destinations within the city. Only guided tours will be allowed for the meantime. Magalong confirmed that starting on September 22, Baguio City will be reopened to tourists from Region 1 provinces and limited to 200 visitors per day. There are also markings on the sidewalks to guide people of a one-way walking system to maintain physical distancing and avoid virus transmission. Temperature checks at entrances and socially-distanced queueing systems are some of the standard protocols inside the restaurants and shops along Session Road. At nakikita ninyo, ang mga establisimiyento ay may mga plastic na shields at sumusunod po sa minimum health standards tulad ng pagsusuot ng face mask, face shield, tamang paghuhugas ng kamay at social distancing,” said Roque. Unti-unti po ang pagbubukas ng mga establisimiyento dito. Naipapakita ng Baguio na hindi naman dapat isakripisyo ang ekonomiya para sa kalusugan. “I think the city is becoming a model on how to reopen the industries. National Action Plan Against COVID-19 Deputy Chief Implementer and Testing Czar Vince Dizon, Contact Tracing Czar and Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, and Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque visited on Friday, September 18, various establishments along Session Road-one of Baguio’s busiest streets. Members of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Infectious Diseases (IATF) and the National Task Force Against COVID-19 cited Baguio City’s pandemic response as it gradually resumes economic activities.
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