"ECQ"

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6 August 2021

A woman peeks through the door of her house as she waits for aid distribution inside a locked-down community in Quezon City, north of Manila on August 6, 2021. In an effort to curb the spread of the more transmissible COVID19 Delta variant, Metro Manila along with a few provinces were put under the “Enhanced Community Quarantine” (ECQ), a strict lockdown measure from August 6 - 20, 2021.

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#6936364

6 August 2021

A barrier tape surrounds the gate of a house inside a locked down community in Quezon City, north of Manila on August 6, 2021. In an effort to curb the spread of the more transmissible COVID19 Delta variant, Metro Manila along with a few provinces were put under the “Enhanced Community Quarantine” (ECQ), a strict lockdown measure from August 6 - 20, 2021.

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#6570344

29 March 2021

Few vehicles and residents are seen in downtown of Antipolo City, Rizal on first day of ECQ in Greater Manila Area, Philippines on March 29, 2021. The Government reimposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine in NCR Bubble including the province of Rizal, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan from March 29 to April 4, 2021 due to massive daily counts of COVID-19 in Philippines. As of March 28, the country reported 9,475 new cases with 721,891 total of COVID-19 cases and total death of 13,170.

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#6570346

29 March 2021

Few vehicles and residents are seen in downtown of Antipolo City, Rizal on first day of ECQ in Greater Manila Area, Philippines on March 29, 2021. The Government reimposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine in NCR Bubble including the province of Rizal, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan from March 29 to April 4, 2021 due to massive daily counts of COVID-19 in Philippines. As of March 28, the country reported 9,475 new cases with 721,891 total of COVID-19 cases and total death of 13,170.

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#6570348

29 March 2021

Few vehicles and residents are seen in downtown of Antipolo City, Rizal on first day of ECQ in Greater Manila Area, Philippines on March 29, 2021. The Government reimposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine in NCR Bubble including the province of Rizal, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan from March 29 to April 4, 2021 due to massive daily counts of COVID-19 in Philippines. As of March 28, the country reported 9,475 new cases with 721,891 total of COVID-19 cases and total death of 13,170.

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#6570350

29 March 2021

Few vehicles and residents are seen in downtown of Antipolo City, Rizal on first day of ECQ in Greater Manila Area, Philippines on March 29, 2021. The Government reimposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine in NCR Bubble including the province of Rizal, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan from March 29 to April 4, 2021 due to massive daily counts of COVID-19 in Philippines. As of March 28, the country reported 9,475 new cases with 721,891 total of COVID-19 cases and total death of 13,170.

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29 March 2021

Few vehicles and residents are seen in downtown of Antipolo City, Rizal on first day of ECQ in Greater Manila Area, Philippines on March 29, 2021. The Government reimposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine in NCR Bubble including the province of Rizal, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan from March 29 to April 4, 2021 due to massive daily counts of COVID-19 in Philippines. As of March 28, the country reported 9,475 new cases with 721,891 total of COVID-19 cases and total death of 13,170.

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26 July 2020

Sisig store located at Antipolo City, Philippines, on July 26, 2020 are now operating after announcing ECQ last March and because of this, many of small and big businesses began to bankrupt. According to them, the level of changes in their business income became lower because of the lockdown.

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#5698576

13 May 2020

A funeral worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) carries a body to a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698578

13 May 2020

A funeral worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) carries a body to a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.A funeral worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) carries a body to a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698580

13 May 2020

A funeral worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) carries a body to a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698582

13 May 2020

Workers wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) move a body into a cremation chamber in a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. Crematorium workers, with the daily shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., often extend beyond working hours as the demand for cremation services rises. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. Fearing that they might infect their families, workers take extra precautions and choose to temporarily stay at the crematorium instead of going home. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698586

13 May 2020

Workers wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) move a body into a cremation chamber in a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. Crematorium workers, with the daily shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., often extend beyond working hours as the demand for cremation services rises. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. Fearing that they might infect their families, workers take extra precautions and choose to temporarily stay at the crematorium instead of going home. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698588

13 May 2020

A crematorium worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) prepares the cremated remains for grinding in a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. Crematorium workers, with the daily shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., often extend beyond working hours as the demand for cremation services rises. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. Fearing that they might infect their families, workers take extra precautions and choose to temporarily stay at the crematorium instead of going home. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698614

13 May 2020

A crematorium worker seals the urn with a tape in a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. Crematorium workers, with the daily shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., often extend beyond working hours as the demand for cremation services rises. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. Fearing that they might infect their families, workers take extra precautions and choose to temporarily stay at the crematorium instead of going home. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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#5698616

13 May 2020

Crematorium workers move a body into a cremation chamber in a crematorium in Pasay City, Philippines on May 12, 2020. Crematorium workers, with the daily shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., often extend beyond working hours as the demand for cremation services rises. An average of eight bodies, suspected and confirmed COVID-19 cases included, are brought to the facility every day. Fearing that they might infect their families, workers take extra precautions and choose to temporarily stay at the crematorium instead of going home. As Metro Manila and some parts of the Philippines remain on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), traditional funeral rites are denied for deaths linked to coronavirus while wakes and burials limited to immediate family members are permitted for deaths not related to coronavirus.

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