A city in the Philippines plays the 'The Purge' announcement every night to enforce a coronavirus curfew.

Officials in Cainta Rizal play the terrifying announcement from the horror film after police have scoured the streets at 8 p.m. each night.

Curfews introduced last week by President Rodrigo Duterte last from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m. every day to keep people indoors and limit the chances of the COVID-19 coronavirus spreading.

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno said the Philippines curfew will last "as long as the country is under a state of public health emergency."

They also have a community lock down in many places which prevents people from travelling outside of the city they live or work in.

A city in the Philippines plays the 'The Purge' every night to enforce a coronavirus curfew.

Officials in Cainta Rizal play the terrifying announcement form the horror film after police have scoured the streets at 8m each night.

Curfews introduced last week by President Rodrigo Duterte last from 8pm until 5am every day to keep people indoors and limit the chances of the covid-19 coronavirus spreading.

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno said the Philippines curfew will last "as long as the country is under a state of public health emergency."

They also have a community lock down in many places which prevents people travelling outside of the city they live or work in.