Thousands return to work as Philippines eases 76-day lockdown

Thousands returned to work in the Philippines on Monday as the country emerged from one of the longest virus lockdowns in the world.

Buses, commuter trains, taxis and modernised jeepneys or mini-buses resumed operations in Manila after 76 days of suspension, but only allowed to take in a reduced number of passengers to ensure physical distancing.

Bank teller Gabbie Vilda said that half of her company’s employees are able to work from their homes, but for those who are required to go to the office, like her, they were given face masks, alcohol and hazard pay.

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