CDNTopStories: The mayor said upon its announcement that the violators will be reprimanded and will be asked to go home instead.
Cebu City residents found outside their homes without wearing face masks will now be reprimanded and asked to go home based on the latest Executive Order of Mayor Edgardo Labella
A Facebook community page reported that Labella allegedly announced on April 7, 2020, that those who will not wear masks outside their home will be fined. The mayor said upon its announcement that the violators will be reprimanded and will be asked to go home instead. “I have not directed any penalty for those not wearing masks outside. It’s not true, dili na tinood. My executive order does not have imposed penalties,” said Labella.
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