1) Disobey national government policies or directives in regard to quarantine impositions;

2) Privately-owned hospitals, medical and health facilities including passenger vessels and other establishments to unjustifiably refuse to operate pursuant to the directive of the President;

3) Engage in hoarding, profiteering, injurious speculations, manipulation of prices, product deceptions and cartels, monopolies or other combinations in restraint of trade or other pernicious practices affecting the supply, distribution of the following goods and items, as required in agriculture, industry and other essential services, and other articles of prime necessity, whether imported or locally produced or manufactured;

4) Refuse to prioritize and accept contracts for materials and services necessary to promote the declared national policy;

5) Refusal of banks, quasi-banks, financing companies, lending companies and other financial institutions, public or private, to implement a minimum thirty (30) day grace period for payment of all loans falling due within the period of the enhanced community quarantine without incurring interests, penalties, fees or other charges;

6) Creating, perpetrating, or spreading false information regarding the crisis on social media and other platforms, such information having no valid or beneficial effect on the population, and are clearly geared to promote chaos, panic, anarchy, fear, or confusion; and those participating in cyber incidents that make use or take advantage of the current crisis situation to prey on the public through scams, phishing, fraudulent emails, or other similar acts;

7) Failure to comply with reasonable limitations on the operation of certain transportation sectors or sectors, whether land, sea or air, be it private or public; and

8) Impeding access to roads, streets and bridges; putting- up prohibited encroachments or obstacles; and maintenance of illegal constructions in public places that have been ordered to be removed.