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Residents of Quezon City who are unvaccinated against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) but have pre-existing medical issues are exempted from having their reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) testing performed.

Such people should be allowed to work as long as they produce a medical certificate.

“Ang isang unvaccinated na empleyado ay hindi kailangan mag-Covid test kung siya ay may medical issue kaya hindi pwedeng magpabakuna,” says the author. Isumite sa kanyang kumpanya ang certification ng kanyang doktor ng kanyang kumpanya ng kanyang kumpanya ng kanyang kumpanya ng kanyang kumpanya ng kanyang For verification purposes, dapat ay may contact number ang certification. (If an unvaccinated employee has a previous medical condition that precludes him or her from getting vaccinated, he or she may not be subjected to the Covid test.) They must provide a doctor’s certificate to the company where they work. On Sunday night, the city noted on Facebook that the certification “should have a contact number for verification”)

City Ordinance No. 3076, s-2022, and Metro Manila Council Resolution No.22-01, s-2022, both enacted in early January, place restrictions on unvaccinated people’s movements and levy fines on those who do not comply.

Unvaccinated individuals are permitted to work under the ordinance, but must submit to Covid-19 swab tests every two weeks at their own expense.

According to the city administration, an employer may wait up to one month before requiring a swab test for an unvaccinated employee.

The first infraction will be punished PHP500, the second offense will be fined PHP1,000, and the third violation will be penalized PHP3,000.

Establishments that allow unvaccinated people into their premises for non-essential activities will be fined PHP3,000 for the first offense, PHP5,000 with the suspension of their business permit, and a temporary closure order for the second offense, and PHP5,000 with the cancellation of their business permit and closure order for the third offense.

“Sana ‘yung katulad na lang sa Singapore, maging libre ‘yung gamutan ng vaccinated na magka-Covid tapos ‘yung sa mga unvaccinated na magkaroon ng Covid, bahala na sila magbayad sa sarili nilang gamot, bahala na sila magbayad Tutal ginusto din nila na ‘wag magpa-vaccine (I wish it were like Singapore, where vaccinated people who get infected with Covid get free treatment while unvaccinated people have to pay for it.) In any case, they chose not to be vaccinated),” wrote netizen Nhettiie Perez in response to the local government’s announcement.

The municipal authority has already given out 4,660,240 Covid-19 vaccines, including booster doses, as of Sunday.

A total of 2,107,149 people have received all of their vaccines.

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