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[size=0.938em]MANILA - The first district of Tondo in Manila City was officially placed under a 48-hour "hard lockdown" at 5 a.m. Sunday to contain the spread of COVID-19, officials said. [size=0.938em]Residents are not allowed to go outside unless for emergencies and if they are frontliners. [size=0.938em]Police Brig. Gen. Rolando Miranda, director of the Manila Police District, said they would follow directives strictly and apply maximum tolerance in implementing the measure. [size=0.938em]“Of course, yung right of the people, we have to do it as humanely as possible. Walang makikitang pang-aabuso sa hanay ng kapulisan. It will be supervised by my officers and ako yung overall supervisor,” he said in a virtual press briefing SundaMiranda said residents who must go out should wear face masks at all times. [size=0.938em]Some 1,200 policemen have been deployed while 9 temporary detention facilities with doctors and fiscal lawyers have been prepared, Miranda said. [size=0.938em]Village chief Ahl Gonzales said they already oriented their residents in Barangay 94 to abide by the protocols. [size=0.938em]“Nag-ikot po kami, may megaphone, para sabihan mga residente. At bago mag-lockdown, nagpa-meeting ang mga pulis sa UN Avenue para alam po namin ang dapat gawin sa bawat barangay," he said. [size=0.938em]Tondo's first district covers a portion of Divisoria up to North Harbour, and the Navotas boundary at Dagupan and Juan Luna Streets. [size=0.938em]The city government earlier placed Sampaloc and Parola compound under a hard lockdown. [size=0.938em]As of 5 p.m. of May 2, Manila City has logged 735 confirmed COVID-19 cases, of which, 573 are considered active. The number of recoveries stood at 98, while 64 fatalities have been recorded. [size=0.938em]Tondo 1 has 102 active cases, second to Sampaloc's 119 tally. Tondo 1's death toll of 13 is the highest in the city.y.
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