Davaoeňo motorists, these are the new Caltex service station operating hours during ECQ

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April 14, 2020

As part of its efforts to contain the spread of the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), the Philippine government has issued a nationwide Enhanced Community Quarantine or ECQ. This strongly requires people to stay at home, with travel restrictions mainly for the purpose of resupplying essential items such as food, medicine, and toiletries.

Per the rule, only the most needed establishments are to remain open to serve. These include supermarkets, community markets, select food establishments (limited to take out and delivery services), select bank branches, clinics, gasoline stations, among others. All establishments complied accordingly and are strictly required to enforce social distancing practices to their respective clients.

Caltex Philippines is one of these. In fact, it has implemented a new set of operating hours to all of its service stations, particularly in Davao City which was recently been put under ECQ from 9:00 pm of April 4 to 11:59 pm of April 19.

All business establishments in Davao are closed during the ECQ, with the exception of those in the medical, food, finance, gasoline, cargo, utilities, and delivery services according to Davao City Executive Order No. 23.

Select Caltex stations in Davao City will continue to be operational and provide continuous fuel supply to help sustain the mobility of basic goods, healthworkers, medical supplies, front liners, and the general public. For the full list of open Caltex stations, refer to the list below.

  • Agton St., Toril (5:00AM- 9:00PM)
  • J.P. Laurel Avenue (6:00AM- 12:00AM)
  • Diversion Road, Bangkal (5:00AM- 8:00PM)
  • Lower Binugao, Toril (5:00AM- 9:00PM)
  • Cabantian Road, Cabantian (6:00AM- 6:00PM)
  • Davao-Bukidnon Highway, Calinan (5:00AM- 5:00PM)
  • Datu Abeng Rd., Calinan (5:00AM- 5:00PM)
  • Diversion Rd., Barangay Waan (4:00AM- 12:00AM)
  • MacArthur Highway, Dumoy (5:00AM- 9:00PM)
  • Ecoland Drive, Matina (6:00AM- 7:00PM)
  • Barrio Ilang, Tibungco (5:00AM- 5:30PM)
  • Km. 7, Lanang (24 hours)
  • Landmark 3, Diversion Rd. (6:00AM- 8:00PM)
  • Ma-a Road (6:00AM- 7:00PM)
  • Angliongto, Lanang (5:00AM- 9:00PM)
  • Diversion Rd., Barangay Ma-a (4:00AM- 12:00AM)
  • National H-way, Panacan (5:00AM- 7:00PM)
  • Catalunan Pequeno (6:00AM- 8:00PM)
  • National Highway, Puan (6:00AM- 7:00PM)
  • National Highway, Sasa (6:00AM- 8:00PM)
  • Km. 8 National Hi-way (24 hours)

Each station implements regular temperature checks, adheres to the 1-meter physical distancing rule and implements frequent cleaning of areas with high human touch points on top of the usual hygiene practices and standards. Cashless transactions are also encouraged.

About the Author

Randolph de Leon
Randy is a person with disability (PWD), a partially-blinded person with only his left eye functioning. Since childhood, the automobile has always been his passion, and is able to express it through photography and most recently, through writing as well. Outside the motoring beat, Randy spends time manning the media aspect of his business which he co-founded with his sister/college classmate. It's called Dragonlight Wellness and Solutions, a multi-business venture centering on improving peoples' lives through earning.