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DAVAO CITY - The local government of the Island Garden City of Samal (Igacos) will lift its existing liquor ban and regulate the sale of liquor products starting October 16. Mayor Al David Uy earlier issued Executive Order 314, imposing a 24-hour liquor ban from Aug. 31 to Sept. 30, 2021, due to the local transmission of the coronavirus disease 2019's Delta variant. On September 30, the mayor issued EO No. 319, extending the liquor ban until Oct. 15, 2021. On Thursday, however, Uy issued EO No. 321 lifting the 24-hour liquor ban but with certain conditions. Under EO 321, the selling, distribution, and consumption of any liquor and alcoholic beverages shall only be allowed from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. "Drinking of any alcoholic beverages shall only be permitted within the confines of the household and in the resorts for those guests officially booked thereat," the mayor said. He said serving and consuming liquor and any other alcoholic or intoxicating drinks in all public

Davao citySamal igacosIsland garden cityExecutive orderDavao city the local government of island garden samal igacos will lift its existing liquor ban and regulate sale products starting october 16 mayor al david uy earlier issued executive order 314Mposinga 24 hour liquor ban from aug 31 to sept 30Ue to the local transmission of coronavirus disease 2019 39s delta variant on september 30He mayor issued eo no 319Xtending the liquor ban until oct 15021 on thursdayY issued eo no 321 lifting the 24 hour liquor ban but with certain conditions underThe sellingNd consumption of any liquor and alcoholic beverages shall only be allowed from 9am to 9 pm daily quot drinking permitted within the confines household in resorts for those guests officially booked thereatUot the mayor said he serving and consuming liquor any other alcoholic or intoxicating drinks in all public placesNcluding beerhousesIdeoke bars