Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella released an executive order permitting gatherings for religious purposes, but only at 10% of the venue's seating capacity or up to 10 people, 'whichever is higher.'
, Cebu City decided to allow limited religious gatherings.
In the EO, religious groups have been advised to observe social distancing measures and uphold minimum public health standards during religious activities.At the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, public Masses began on Sunday, August 9, at the Pilgrim Center located along Osmeña Boulevard in downtown Cebu.
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