According to Mayor Benjamin Magalong, Baguio City has been opened to other regions in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. He announced that the number of allowed tourist arrivals in Baguio City has been increased to 1,000 per day.
In this regard, the mayor said that three bus companies are allowed to deliver passengers to Baguio City from the National Capital Region, Region 3, and Region 1.
Magalong said 200 to 250 passengers will be allowed to enter the City of Pines but they will have to follow the rules.
Control mechanism to be implemented in the reopening of the night market in Baguio City
Meanwhile, the night market on Harisson Road, Baguio City will reopen as soon as possible once plans are approved for its resumption of operations.
According to market superintendent Fernando Ragma Jr., they have already developed plans for the reopening of the night market.
These include the implementation of the control mechanism for those entering and exiting the night market.
He said, only 50 to 150 people may be allowed to enter the night market and when someone comes out, others can also enter.
Food stalls will also be relocated to Jadewell Parking and the area will be divided into two. He explained that a line will be used for food stalls while a line will serve as a "dining area" for customers.
Ragma added that when the night market reopens and when a problem occurs, it will also be closed immediately.
It will be recalled that the night market reopened on December 1 but it was also closed immediately due to a crowd control problem.
