What’s the difference among 3 types of GCQ until end-June

Here is your quick guide on the differences between the regular GCQ, GCQ ‘with some restrictions’, and GCQ ‘with heightened restrictions’ in terms of government guidelines.

For the nth time, the government has once again introduced a new form of lockdown status under the general community quarantine (GCQ) classification: the GCQ “with some restrictions”. 

It is the quarantine level for Metro Manila and Bulacan from June 16 to 30, while GCQ “with heightened restrictions” has been placed for Cavite, Rizal, and Laguna. 

(READ: Cavite under GCQ ‘with heightened restrictions’ by June 16)

Meanwhile, other areas were put under the regular GCQ, modified GCQ, or modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ). 

What do these three types of GCQ mean and how do they differ from one another? Here are the specific guidelines according to the Malacañang. 

Interzonal travel 

All types of GCQ – Not allowed, except for work, emergencies, or accessing essential goods and services

Mobility  

All types of GCQ – Persons below 18 years old and over 65 years old should stay at home, except for work, emergencies, or accessing essential goods and services. 

Fully-vaccinated seniors, however, are allowed to roam freely with their vaccination cards. 

(READ: IATF allows fully-vaccinated senior citizens in GCQ, MGCQ areas to go out)

Indoor dining in restaurants

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Up to 20% capacity allowed but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 40% capacity allowed but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Outdoor dining in restaurants

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Up to 50% capacity allowed 

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 50% capacity allowed

GCQ – Allowed

Indoor sports, gyms

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Not allowed

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 20% capacity allowed for gyms and fitness but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal. Other indoor sports courts allowed at 30% capacity.

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Outdoor sports

All types of GCQ – Only non-contact sports allowed

Indoor visitor or tourist attractions

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Not allowed

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 30% venue capacity allowed but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal. Guided tours still prohibited. 

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Outdoor visitor or tourist attractions

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Up to 30% capacity allowed

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 50% capacity allowed

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Not allowed

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 30% capacity allowed except for social events in which only 10% of venue capacity allowed. Safety Seal increases allowed capacity by 10%.

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Personal care services

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Up to 30% capacity allowed but for services not requiring mask removal but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal.

GCQ with some restrictions – Up to 50% capacity allowed for services not requiring mask removal but may increase by 10% with Safety Seal.

GCQ – Up to 50% capacity allowed

Religious activities, wake services, weddings

GCQ with heightened restrictions – 10% of capacity allowed but local governments can allow up to 30%

GCQ with some restrictions – 30% of capacity allowed but local governments can allow up to 50%

GCQ – 30% of capacity allowed but local governments can allow up to 50%

Staycation

GCQ with heightened restrictions – Hotels with Certificates of Authority to Operate for Staycations allowed 100% capacity, other government-accredited hotels allowed 30% capacity, with local government oversight

GCQ with some restrictions – Hotels with Certificates of Authority to Operate for Staycations allowed 100% capacity, other government-accredited hotels allowed 30% capacity, with local government oversight

GCQ – Allowed

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