Harry Roque, a spokesperson for President Rodrigo Duterte, had previously declared that the metropolis may be placed into a stricter ‘modified enhanced community quarantine’ if the number of those suffering from coronavirus had topped 85,000 by the end of July.
The source explained that 3,954 new nationwide cases were recorded 30 of July including 1,703 for metropolitan Manila to take the historical number of those who had caught the illness to 89,374 for 1,983 deaths
Following this path, casinos and other gambling establishments in metropolitan Manila are reportedly set to remain shuttered until at least August 15 after the federal government extended the giant conurbation’s ‘general community quarantine’ order due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The Philippines capital region was put under lockdown from March 15 after the number of people infected with the potentially-deadly ailment topped 100 nationwide. The source detailed that this move involved the shutting of all local sportsbetting, electronic gambling, bingo and poker establishments as well as the Luzon area’s four large integrated casino resorts in the Resorts World Manila, Solaire Resort and Casino, City of Dreams Manila and Okada Manila developments.
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