(Eagle News) — Passengers on board Metro Rail Transit-3 trains are no longer allowed to answer their phones or talk.
The MRT-3 announced this policy on its official Facebook page on Monday, July 13.
Apart from the ban on talking and on answering calls, the MRT-3 said passengers need to fill out health declaration forms for contact tracing purposes.
The MRT-3 put in place the new policies a week after it temporarily shut down for disinfection.
This was after over 200 of its personnel tested positive for COVID-19.
Earlier, the Light Rail Transit-1 also banned talking on its trains amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
