Officers armed with rifles begin closing off access to the Philippines' sprawling and densely populated capital Manila on Sunday, imposing a quarantine that officials hope will curb the nation's rising number of coronavirus cases. The sealing off of the city is not total, as people going to work will be allowed to enter through checkpoints. | INQUIRER.net

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