Name coding will now be used as a basis in gaining entry at the Carbon Public Market Complex in Cebu City.
This means that the first letter of the buyer’s family name will determine the schedule for his/her market visit.
These individuals can visit the public market any day of the week. They will just be asked to present their identification cards to verify if they fall under the exemptions mentioned in Executive Order No. 69 which Mayor Edgardo Labella signed this morning, April 15, 2020. Starting on Thursday, April 16, 2020, market personnel will be checking the quarantine passes issued to marketgoers to determine if they should be allowed entry.The city’s biggest public market opens from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.Thursdays – I, J, K, LThe public market complex will be closed on Mondays to facilitate cleaning and disinfection, Labella said.
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