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mugtech wrote:

Was never enforced here in Ilocos Sur as my wife goes to Bantay and/or Vigan at least once a week and I sometimes go along.聽 I walk up to the plaza, taking a 35 minute walk every day, never been questioned.聽 Even the Polis who did not allow me to enter Vigan with my wife one time looked the other way when I walked into town.聽 YMMV.

I agree, never been enforced here either.聽 In fact the supermarkets have senior priority checkout and entrance.聽 It just seems like an odd rule.聽 And I wonder if the same odd rule exists within GCQ.

mugtech wrote:

Was never enforced here in Ilocos Sur as my wife goes to Bantay and/or Vigan at least once a week and I sometimes go along.聽 I walk up to the plaza, taking a 35 minute walk every day, never been questioned.聽 Even the Polis who did not allow me to enter Vigan with my wife one time looked the other way when I walked into town.聽 YMMV.

Hahaha...Yup maybe the walking 35mins could leave many 40yr old's/including the Polis scratching their heads!!

AaronAardvark wrote:

mugtech wrote:

Was never enforced here in Ilocos Sur as my wife goes to Bantay and/or Vigan at least once a week and I sometimes go along.聽 I walk up to the plaza, taking a 35 minute walk every day, never been questioned.聽 Even the Polis who did not allow me to enter Vigan with my wife one time looked the other way when I walked into town.聽 YMMV.

I agree, never been enforced here either.聽 In fact the supermarkets have senior priority checkout and entrance.聽 It just seems like an odd rule.聽 And I wonder if the same odd rule exists within GCQ.

We were reminded that the seniors going nowhere rule was still in GCQ when Ilocos Sur switched over on 5/1, just to let us know they were still ignoring the same rule.聽 Probably the same under MGCQ, probably won't matter.

bigpearl wrote:

While I might be an a-hole at times according to my better half he does appreciates the fact that I have abided by the law while he sees older citizens out and about. Yes you can do that. For me? I value what little time I have left on this, our world and will do my best to prolong. Sad and difficult times.

I have done some research on the Spanish flue, we because of modern communication appear to be in a much better situation, time will tell.

Cheers, Steve.

Since you have a better half it would mean that you have someone to buy groceries and things like that.聽 I do not.
The a-hole comment was in reference to the previous post which talked about seniors who disrespect Filipinos.

AaronAardvark wrote:

Angeles going to GCQ on 1 June.聽 They will still be doing Quarantine Passes to go anywhere despite Manila saying they will not be needed for GCQ.聽 Also, 60 and over still cannot go out except for essentials.

When we became GCQ passes were no longer needed to go to Vigan, now we are headed for MGCQ, who knows what the parameters will be.聽 They accepted that my going to an internet cafe was essential because I had to print my airplane tickets to return to my home country.

AaronAardvark wrote:

Angeles going to GCQ on 1 June.聽 They will still be doing Quarantine Passes to go anywhere despite Manila saying they will not be needed for GCQ.聽 Also, 60 and over still cannot go out except for essentials.

Same in Cebu City on June 1.

AaronAardvark wrote:

bigpearl wrote:

While I might be an a-hole at times according to my better half he does appreciates the fact that I have abided by the law while he sees older citizens out and about. Yes you can do that. For me? I value what little time I have left on this, our world and will do my best to prolong. Sad and difficult times.

I have done some research on the Spanish flue, we because of modern communication appear to be in a much better situation, time will tell.

Cheers, Steve.

Since you have a better half it would mean that you have someone to buy groceries and things like that.聽 I do not.
The a-hole comment was in reference to the previous post which talked about seniors who disrespect Filipinos.

Sorry Aaron I must have missed this post, yes I have someone to do the shopping, how are you managing then if you can't get out? I am sure it's difficult.
I went out after 9 weeks 2 weeks ago and I won't bother again, 3 hours waiting on the street to get a pass and medical certificate.
We go into MGEQ today and our LGU instead of backing off has tightened things further even though La Union is Covid free.

Cheers, Steve.

mugtech wrote:

AaronAardvark wrote:

Angeles going to GCQ on 1 June.聽 They will still be doing Quarantine Passes to go anywhere despite Manila saying they will not be needed for GCQ.聽 Also, 60 and over still cannot go out except for essentials.

When we became GCQ passes were no longer needed to go to Vigan, now we are headed for MGCQ, who knows what the parameters will be.聽 They accepted that my going to an internet cafe was essential because I had to print my airplane tickets to return to my home country.

When we went from ECQ to GCQ nothing changed, Ben tells me that as of today we go into MGCQ and they are clamping down further.
Previously a Barangay pass allowed local shopping in our town, still limited numbers into the supermarket (stand outside and wait your turn) but the town market had no restrictions on numbers apparently.
Under MGCQ you are issued with a special pass to go upstairs to the wet market (limited numbers) and have to pay a deposit on the pass, lose the pass/lose your deposit.
I thought that Duterte asked the LGU's to follow national protocols.

Cheers, Steve.

bigpearl wrote:

AaronAardvark wrote:

bigpearl wrote:

While I might be an a-hole at times according to my better half he does appreciates the fact that I have abided by the law while he sees older citizens out and about. Yes you can do that. For me? I value what little time I have left on this, our world and will do my best to prolong. Sad and difficult times.

I have done some research on the Spanish flue, we because of modern communication appear to be in a much better situation, time will tell.

Cheers, Steve.

Since you have a better half it would mean that you have someone to buy groceries and things like that.聽 I do not.
The a-hole comment was in reference to the previous post which talked about seniors who disrespect Filipinos.

Sorry Aaron I must have missed this post, yes I have someone to do the shopping, how are you managing then if you can't get out? I am sure it's difficult.
I went out after 9 weeks 2 weeks ago and I won't bother again, 3 hours waiting on the street to get a pass and medical certificate.
We go into MGEQ today and our LGU instead of backing off has tightened things further even though La Union is Covid free.

Cheers, Steve.

I live in a large condo complex.聽 聽The condo took care of getting quarantine passes.聽 The pass is just a letter sized piece of paper with my name on it.聽 I reprinted it to include my picture and reduced the size as well.聽 With the picture on it, no one asks for an ID, which would show my age.聽 The supermarket and mall are directly across the street and a one minute walk so no transportation issues.聽 Many people are complaining on the city Facebook page that they have been unable to get passes.
There are signs at the entrances requiring I'd but I have never been asked.聽 So shopping is currently not an issue for me but that is shear luck.聽 If I really have to go across barangay boarders, the trike drivers know how to avoid checkpoints but I do worry.

AaronAardvark wrote:

bigpearl wrote:

AaronAardvark wrote:

Since you have a better half it would mean that you have someone to buy groceries and things like that.聽 I do not.
The a-hole comment was in reference to the previous post which talked about seniors who disrespect Filipinos.

Sorry Aaron I must have missed this post, yes I have someone to do the shopping, how are you managing then if you can't get out? I am sure it's difficult.
I went out after 9 weeks 2 weeks ago and I won't bother again, 3 hours waiting on the street to get a pass and medical certificate.
We go into MGEQ today and our LGU instead of backing off has tightened things further even though La Union is Covid free.

Cheers, Steve.

I live in a large condo complex.聽 聽The condo took care of getting quarantine passes.聽 The pass is just a letter sized piece of paper with my name on it.聽 I reprinted it to include my picture and reduced the size as well.聽 With the picture on it, no one asks for an ID, which would show my age.聽 The supermarket and mall are directly across the street and a one minute walk so no transportation issues.聽 Many people are complaining on the city Facebook page that they have been unable to get passes.
There are signs at the entrances requiring I'd but I have never been asked.聽 So shopping is currently not an issue for me but that is shear luck.聽 If I really have to go across barangay boarders, the trike drivers know how to avoid checkpoints but I do worry.

Americans in general do have a 8yr average lifespan in excess of average locals....so you may deduct that many yrs fm your DOB...afterall its an official statistic (taken in 2017)
Just saying!

AaronAardvark wrote:

And apparently, over 60s are no longer allowed to fly domestically.

Do you have a link for that?聽 Where did you here it?

My Lolo is flying on the 13th of Jun, flight has been booked, with senior citizen discounts, we had no problems booking that about 10 days ago.聽 Hence the reason i would like to see the link.

Richard Yan wrote:

Me too. Pls where the link. Thanks.

I intentionally used the word "apparently" and as I said, my info came from another blog site.聽 One of the posters verified it from the PAL website.
I have not personally verified it.聽 But it kind of makes sense because flying domestically probably would not be considered essential.