Considerations may be applied for ‘gray areas’ in quarantine checkpoints — Eleazar

Eleazar said law enforcers detailed at quarantine checkpoints may apply “humanitarian considerations” for people to travel within quarantined areas for cases under the so-called “gray areas.” | CGonzalesINQ

In an interview with ANC’s Teleradyo, task force chief Maj. Gen. Guillermo Eleazar was asked if a person can travel using a private vehicle to deliver goods to an elderly relative who is stranded in a different city within Metro Manila, to which he replied: “Basically hindi po pwede ‘yun. ‘Yung matanda, aalamin natin kung sila ba ay pwede lumabas para kumuha ng basic services or mga essential needs.

sa mga sinasabi nating cases na talagang nasa gray area. Pwede po pumasok ‘yun sa ating humanitarian consideration,” he added.

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