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Published April 27, 2021, 8:43 PM The PBA will allow teams to hold training bubbles as long as they are held in areas under Modified General Community Quarantine. PBA commissioner Willie Marcial said teams must secure the approval from concerned agencies like the Inter-Agency Task Force and the Joint Administrative Order, and also the local government unit where the training bubble is planned to be held. “Gusto naming makita yung mga protocols ng LGU, protocols niyo, pag-aaralan namin. Pag okay, pwede sila mag-practice (We want to see the protocols of the LGU, the protocol of the team befor...

Published April 22, 2021, 3:52 PM PBA commissioner Willie Marcial said the league remains on track to stage a two-conference format for the 46th season despite delays to its start due to the COVID-19 situation in the country. Marcial said he is not losing hope that the season can begin late next month or in early June even if Metro Manila, Cavite, Laguna, Rizal and Bulacan are currently under Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine. “As of now, ganun pa rin ang format (As of now, we’ll stick with the same format),” said Marcial. The PBA was supposed to start last April 18 with a 10-month...

27 Jan 2021 Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte urged children to stay home and watch TV on Monday as he reimposed a stay-at-home order for Filipino youth aged 10 to 14 amid an outbreak of a new coronavirus strain in the country. “Go back to your homes. And besides … those 10 years old to 14, and those older are the ones difficult to manage, but these aged 10, 11, 12, they’re good just with the TV [ sic]. They can glue their attention to the TV the whole day,” Duterte said in a pre-recorded public address broadcast nationwide on January 25. Duterte’s re-imposition of the stay-at-h...

Simbang Gabi dawn masses will continue, starting at 4:30 a.m., with night masses at 6. Christmas Eve vigil mass will be celebrated at 6 p.m. The number of church goers will still be limited according to the area’s quarantine restrictions. The rest of the faithful will have to follow tradition by hearing mass via social media. Carolers will not be knocking on our gates to remind us “Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit.” No large gatherings allowed, instead families and friends will meet in virtual parties. Christmas Eve will be a family-only gathering, the perfect time to celebrate the blessing of bein...