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flag Manila bans face-covering gear in public, except for specific exceptions, to boost safety and identification.

flag Manila has banned face-covering headgear in public spaces, including streets, parks, and government or commercial buildings, effective immediately. flag The rule targets helmets, masks, balaclavas, hoodies, and tinted visors for pedestrians and vehicle occupants, except for motorcycle riders in motion, law enforcement, healthcare workers, and those wearing religious head coverings. flag Violators face fines starting at 1,000 pesos ($17), increasing to 5,000 pesos for repeat offenses, along with possible jail time and driver’s license suspension. flag Enforcement is underway, and the city says the measure aims to improve public safety and identification.

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