By Baguio City Extends Age-Based Restriction and Modified Liquor Ban until Oct. 31
While the City of Baguio is still under General Community Quarantine with heightened restrictions until October 30, 2021, Mayor Benjamin Magalong has ordered the extension of age-based restriction as well as the liquor ban.
Age-based Restriction
As per Executive Order No. 128, series of 2021, the implementation of home restrictions for all persons aged 17 and below shall be extended, starting Monday October 11, 2021 until Sunday, October 31, 2021.
Exceptions:
- Attend permitted recreational or leisure activities in outdoor areas. Oudoor areas are those spaces that shall be limited to the following:
- parks
- playgrounds
- biking and hiking trails
- outdoor and tourist sites and attractions
- outdoor non-contact sites
Modified Liquor Ban
Modifying the earlier implemented liquor ban in the city, the same executive order also states that the sale, distribution, and serving of liquor products and other alcoholic beverages are prohibited from 10:00 PM to 12:00 PM the following day from October 11 to October 31, 2021.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be allowed as an incident to dining in food and beverage retail establishments with dine-in services, provided, the maximum quantity thereof that may be served shall be as follows:
- For beer, wine, or cocktails: a maximum of four (4) individual servings per diner;
- For liquor and distilled spirits: a maximum of two (2) bottles per table shared by two (2) or more people where the volume of the beverage does not exceed one (1) liter; or a maximum on one (1) bottle per share table of two (2) or more people where the volume thereof exceeds one (1) liter. Neither shall be served for any individual diner.
SOURCE: PIO-Baguio
