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Philippine government reduces one-meter rule to 'one seat apart' in public transportation
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2020-10-13
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The Philippine government is relaxing physical distancing rules in public transportation, requiring commuters to stay only "one seat apart" instead of the more standard rule of keeping distance by at least one meter.
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