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PNP To Delivery Riders: Wear Face Masks Properly, No Smoking

PNP chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar reminded food delivery riders to strictly observe minimum public health safety standards and quarantine protocols.

PNP To Delivery Riders: Wear Face Masks Properly, No Smoking

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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar on Thursday reminded food delivery riders to strictly observe minimum public health safety standards and quarantine protocols.

This came after the PNP received reports that some delivery riders are either wearing face masks improperly or smoking while waiting for their clients’ orders at restaurants.

“I have ordered all chiefs of police and station commanders to coordinate with their local government units and managers of business establishments to tighten their coronavirus disease 2019 protocols,” Eleazar said in a statement.

Food delivery riders are considered authorized persons outside of residence (APORs) as restaurants and other food establishments are only allowed to offer take-out and delivery services in areas such as Metro Manila which is under enhanced community quarantine.

Eleazar also reminded riders that they can be penalized through LGUs’ ordinances for violations of Covid-19 protocols. (PNA)