All flights travel in and out of Manila suspended

[AlaMike 231]

My fiances medical and interview were scheduled for next week. Now it looks like at least another month minimum.

I understand the medical is walk in only but I will have to notify the US Embassy to reschedule the interview.

Now to cancel hotel and flight.... A bummer for sure.

[NoMansLand2020 298]

34 minutes ago, AlaMike said:

My fiances medical and interview were scheduled for next week. Now it looks like at least another month minimum.

I understand the medical is walk in only but I will have to notify the US Embassy to reschedule the interview.

Now to cancel hotel and flight.... A bummer for sure.

I'm not seeing anything about this. 

 

I was there two weeks ago and they had cancelled flights to from Taiwan, China and a few others. 

[Commish10 427]

46 minutes ago, AlaMike said:

My fiances medical and interview were scheduled for next week. Now it looks like at least another month minimum.

I understand the medical is walk in only but I will have to notify the US Embassy to reschedule the interview.

Now to cancel hotel and flight.... A bummer for sure.

Ours was supposed to be on Tuesday. I am going to call the embassy tonight. 

[Commish10 427]

48 minutes ago, AlaMike said:

My fiances medical and interview were scheduled for next week. Now it looks like at least another month minimum.

I understand the medical is walk in only but I will have to notify the US Embassy to reschedule the interview.

Now to cancel hotel and flight.... A bummer for sure.

If she lives in Manila she can probably still go. From what I have read, it is only domestic travel to/ from manila that is suspended. My fiancee live in Cebu so it sucks for us. 

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

25 minutes ago, Solaris81 said:

I'm not seeing anything about this. 

 

I was there two weeks ago and they had cancelled flights to from Taiwan, China and a few others. 

https://gulfnews.com/travel/duterte-places-metro-manila-under-lockdown-1.70342223

[AlaMike 231]

32 minutes ago, Commish10 said:

If she lives in Manila she can probably still go. From what I have read, it is only domestic travel to/ from manila that is suspended. My fiancee live in Cebu so it sucks for us. 

Unfortunately, she is from Albay

[AlaMike 231]

35 minutes ago, Commish10 said:

Ours was supposed to be on Tuesday. I am going to call the embassy tonight. 

I am sure we are not the only ones that will be calling. Travel ban is till April 15, as of now

[Commish10 427]

I am exploring Clark Airport. There is bus service to Manila through Genesis Transportation. 

[AlaMike 231]

Just now, Commish10 said:

I am exploring Clark Airport. There is bus service to Manila through Genesis Transportation. 

ALL TRAVEL. Air, sea and land. Just limited train service. No one in and no one out.

[Commish10 427]

Just now, AlaMike said:

ALL TRAVEL. Air, sea and land. Just limited train service. No one in and no one out.

Clark is not in Metro Manila. I sent them an email to see if their schedule is affected. 

[AlaMike 231]

8 minutes ago, Commish10 said:

Clark is not in Metro Manila. I sent them an email to see if their schedule is affected. 

Keep me informed. Thanks

[Commish10 427]

3 minutes ago, AlaMike said:

Keep me informed. Thanks

Philippines just put out a statement:
Our international flights and domestic flights on routes to and from Cebu, Clark and Davao (other than Manila) shall continue to operate within the period March 15 to April 14. 

 

The other domestics Cebu Pacific and Air Aisa will probably allow too. Just have to find out if can get into Manila by bus, taxi etc. Also, if the embassy will remain open. 

[kumbaya 139]

1 hour ago, Commish10 said:

Philippines just put out a statement:
Our international flights and domestic flights on routes to and from Cebu, Clark and Davao (other than Manila) shall continue to operate within the period March 15 to April 14. 

 

The other domestics Cebu Pacific and Air Aisa will probably allow too. Just have to find out if can get into Manila by bus, taxi etc. Also, if the embassy will remain open. 

i think the ncr will be closed down and guarded, similar to how the government set up army checkpoints in mindanao a couple of years back but probably even more strict.

 

 

let us know how it goes though!

 

[AlaMike 231]

To add insult to injury...

 

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 12) — The Philippines has expanded the travel ban it imposes due to the COVID-19 pandemic to all countries which have localized transmission of the viral disease.

President Rodrigo Duterte made this announcement Thursday as he announced new restrictions imposed by the government in an effort to contain the virus.

All foreign nationals coming from countries reporting local transmissions of COVID-19 cannot enter the country, while Filipinos cannot travel to those countries.

Although the article did not say exactly which countries or for how long? 

[Commish10 427]

1 hour ago, AlaMike said:

To add insult to injury...

 

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 12) — The Philippines has expanded the travel ban it imposes due to the COVID-19 pandemic to all countries which have localized transmission of the viral disease.

President Rodrigo Duterte made this announcement Thursday as he announced new restrictions imposed by the government in an effort to contain the virus.

All foreign nationals coming from countries reporting local transmissions of COVID-19 cannot enter the country, while Filipinos cannot travel to those countries.

Although the article did not say exactly which countries or for how long? 

The information is changing by the minute. Now they are saying that workers who live outside the NCR will be permitted to enter.