What areas in Baguio are currently under lockdown?

As of the latest update, specific areas in Baguio City are under provisional lockdown, details of which can be found in Mayor Magalong's Memorandum No. 379.

Why were some lockdown orders lifted in Baguio?

Lockdown orders in certain areas of Baguio City were lifted as part of the city's ongoing management of COVID-19, based on current health assessments.

How often are lockdown orders updated in Baguio?

Lockdown orders in Baguio City are updated regularly, often in response to changing health conditions and assessments provided by local authorities.

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Several Areas in Baguio on Lockdown; 3 Lockdown Orders Lifted Today

October 1, 2020984 views0

UPDATE June 10, 2026 11:16 AM:

Today, October 1, 2020, Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong has issued new memorandums ordering the implementation of new lockdown orders and lifting of lockdown orders over several areas in the City of Baguio.

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New Lockdown Orders

Through Memorandum No. 379, series of 2020, Mayor Magalong has ordered a provisional lockdown over these areas effective immediately and until further notice.

Purok 7, Malaya, Barangay Dominican Hill
Block 7, Barangay Middle Quirino Hill
Purok 1, Barangay Middle Rock Quarry
Sudaypan Road, Barangay Upper Rock Quarry

Lifted Lockdown Orders

According to Memorandum No. 380, series of 2020, lockdown orders overs the following areas are lifted effective immediately.

2nd Cave, Crystal Cave, Barangay Bakakeng Central
Purok 3, Lower Brookside, Barangay Brookside
Dahlia Street, Barangay Upper Q.M.

Furthermore, Barangay Officials and BHERTs must strictly monitor those persons who have been recommended to observe a 14-day quarantine.

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