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    Roxas City Transition Plan

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    The document outlines Capiz province's transition strategy from general community quarantine to the "new normal" by establishing basic assumptions and guidelines for allowed and restricted activities. It discusses establishing physical distancing, sanitation practices, curfews, and monitoring establishments for compliance. It also addresses conducting socio-economic impact assessments, developing a post-pandemic economic recovery plan, and building resilience for future disease outbreaks through strengthening healthcare and ICT.

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    Roxas City Transition Plan

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    The document outlines Capiz province's transition strategy from general community quarantine to the "new normal" by establishing basic assumptions and guidelines for allowed and restricted activities. It discusses establishing physical distancing, sanitation practices, curfews, and monitoring establishments for compliance. It also addresses conducting socio-economic impact assessments, developing a post-pandemic economic recovery plan, and building resilience for future disease outbreaks through strengthening healthcare and ICT.

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    The document outlines Capiz province's transition strategy from general community quarantine to the "new normal" by establishing basic assumptions and guidelines for allowed and restricted activities. It discusses establishing physical distancing, sanitation practices, curfews, and monitoring establishments for compliance. It also addresses conducting socio-economic impact assessments, developing a post-pandemic economic recovery plan, and building resilience for future disease outbreaks through strengthening healthcare and ICT.

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    Roxas City Transition Plan

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    ArnoldAlarcon
    The document outlines Capiz province's transition strategy from general community quarantine to the "new normal" by establishing basic assumptions and guidelines for allowed and restricted activities. It discusses establishing physical distancing, sanitation practices, curfews, and monitoring establishments for compliance. It also addresses conducting socio-economic impact assessments, developing a post-pandemic economic recovery plan, and building resilience for future disease outbreaks through strengthening healthcare and ICT.

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    Why is there a need for a Transition Strategy?

    In effect starting MAY 1, 2020 as per


    EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 16 Series of
    2020 - AN ORDER PLACING THE
    PROVINCE OF CAPIZ UNDER
    GENERAL
    COMMUNITY QUARANTINE
    which was issued by the Provincial
    Government
    New Normal Basic Assumptions
    Physical Distancing To avoid physical contact and to
    decrease the risk of transmission
    of disease.

    Distance between persons should


    be at least 1 to 2 meters
    Use of non-contact/infrared to To detect fever which is one of
    thermal scanners the symptoms of COVID-19.

    Proper use is aiming at least


    distance of 1-3 cm to the
    forehead from the scanning
    device
    New Normal Basic Assumptions
    Sanitation Practices Practices to reduce the risks of acquiring and
    transmitting COVID-19:
    • Washing Hands
    • Wearing of Face Mask
    • Use of Alcohol and Hand Sanitizers
    • Footbath
    Disinfection Practices Regular disinfection objects in contact or
    touched by people.
    Cleaning and Disinfection of Workplace and
    other areas where people frequently stays
    New Normal Basic Assumptions
    Curfew A 24-hour curfew SHALL STRICTLY be
    (as per EO 16, S. 2020) imposed to the following individuals:
    a) Senior Citizen ages 60 and above;
    b) Pregnant Women;
    c) All immuno-compromised Individuals or
    individual with co
    morbidities or pre-existing medical
    conditions such as cardio
    vascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, or
    chronic lung disease; and
    d) Person ages twenty (20) and below.
    New Normal Basic Assumptions
    Curfew General Curfew on those who are not
    (as per EO 16, S. 2020) restricted –
    9:00 PM to 4:00 AM
    Quarantine Pass Special Quarantine Pass for Senior Citizens
    provided:
    1. Both member of households are Senior
    Citizens or members are minors and Senior
    Citizens
    2. Senior Citizen whose work is vital to the
    operation of an entity and is allowed under
    GCQ
    Senior Citizens are required to secure Health Certificates from the CHO that they
    are not a suspect, probable or confirmed COVID-19 Patient and that they are not
    at risk
    New Normal Basic Assumptions
    Regular Monitoring of A special Monitoring Force will be created
    Establishments to to ensure compliance of establishments
    Ensure Compliance composed of, but not limited to the
    following:

    1. Business Permits and Licensing Section


    2. City Health Office
    3. City Engineering Office
    4. Philippine National Police
    Activities/Establishments
    Still Not Allowed During GCQ
    • Gym/fitness studios and sports facilities

    • Entertainment-related mass gatherings


    (e.g. theaters, cinemas, large concerts)

    • Business-related mass gatherings


    (e.g. trade shows, conferences, conventions)

    • Politically-related mass gatherings


    (e.g. election rallies, polling centers, parades)
    • Sports-related mass gatherings
    (e.g. training, games, tournaments, championships)

    • Libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural


    activities

    • Gambling and betting activities

    • Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service, and


    related activities;

    • Activities of membership organizations


    in consonance with the IATF
    GCQ Guidelines and
    Executive Order 16, S. 2020
    Allowed Activities/Establishments
    • Agriculture and Fisheries including the entire value chain
    • Manufacturing and Processing of Basic Food Products, Essential
    Products, Medicine and Medical Supplies
    • Healthcare (Hospitals, Clinics, Drugstores, Pharmacy), Clinics
    should practice strict Health Standards
    • Retail Establishment of Essential Products (Groceries,
    Supermarkets, Hypermarkets, Convenience Stores and the likes)
    • Public Markets and Wet Markets (Talipapa)
    • Logistics Service Providers
    • Utilities (Water, Energy, Telecommunication)
    • Media

    • Restaurants and other Dining Establishments


    (BUT FOR TAKE OUT OR DELIVERY ONLY)
    Allowed at 50% to 100% Capacity
    (Employers may also allow Employees/Workers may work at 50% On-site,
    50% Work at Home)
    • Banking and other Financial Institution
    • Business Processing and Outsourcing (BPO)
    • Retail Establishment of Non-essential products (Hardware and
    Construction, Electronics, Clothing and Apparels, etc.)
    • Construction Activities
    • Repair and Maintenance Services (Electronics Repair Shops,
    Automobile Repair Shops, Laundry Services, etc.)
    • Other non-leisure services and as stipulated in the IATF
    Recommendations and including future pronouncements
    As per Executive Order 16, S. 2020
    Malls are also allowed to operate including establishments within,
    such as, restaurants, supermarkets, banks, laundry shops, clothing
    stores, money transfer services, hardware, bookstores, EXCEPT
    LEISURE SHOPS, subject to the following conditions:

    1. Only those ages 21·59 years old shall be allowed to enter,


    provided they present a valid ID;
    2. Observe NO MASK. NO ENTRY POLICY for personnel and
    customers;
    3. Provide alcohol available for customers at the entrance;
    4. Maintain social distancing and avoid loitering;
    5. Air conditioning temperature shall not be lower than 26°C.
    6. Regularly disinfect
    • Liquor Ban is lifted, provided that consumption
    or drinking is limited within the home premises.
    Drinking in public areas, sidewalk, street or
    places of leisure is prohibited until further notice.

    • As per IATF Recommendation (which is still


    subject to change, BARBER SHOPS and
    SALONS will be allowed to provided that they
    will practice strict Health Standards
    Socio-Economic Impact Assessments

    The city will conduct as comprehensive socio-economic impact


    assessment shall help recognize the gaps in managing the future
    pandemics, vulnerabilities, and extent of its negative impacts to the
    economy and plan necessary restoration efforts.

    Such assessment shall help in the post-disaster socio-economic


    restoration policies and strategies.
    Post Pandemic Economic Recovery Plan

    There is need to have a City “Post Pandemic Economic Recovery


    Plan” which would provide a comprehensive overview of the
    current economy, assessing productivity, setting policy direction
    for future economic growth, and identifying strategies, programs,
    and projects to improve the economy.
    Resilience Building and Management Strategy for Future
    Outbreaks other than COVID-19
    • Improvement Healthcare System
    • Strengthening of Information and Communications Technology
    ICT and Research and Development
    • Inclusion of Disease Outbreak in Disaster Risk Reduction and
    Management Planning
    • Identify possible diseases that may spread into an outbreak in
    the city and implement mitigation measure
    Strengthening of Information and Communications
    Technology ICT and Research and Development

    • E-Consulta, Mobile Clinics, Telemedicine


    • Innovation Fund for Research and Development for low-cost
    localized solutions for disease outbreaks
    (Examples of Innovations During COVID-19 pandemic UVC Disinfection Tents
    and Pods, Copper Embedded Facemasks, Locally Created PPE’s and
    Facemasks etc.)

    • Health and Social Service Database System

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