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International Conference: Int'l Conference on Engg Edu Hubballi: Importance of Caring in Engineering Education | Hubballi News - Vimarsana News

International Conference: Int'l Conference on Engg Edu Hubballi: Importance of Caring in Engineering Education | Hubballi News

Learn about the importance of caring in engineering education at the international conference on engg edu Hubballi. Explore the CARE model and the role of collaboration and Outcome-Based Education. Also, read about the appointment of Dr Kiran Kulkarni as the medical and doping control officer for the AFC Asian Cup.

PSC awaits lower alert level before resuming training - Vimarsana News

PSC awaits lower alert level before resuming training

(PNA File photo) MANILA - The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is now in waiting mode on when the Inter-Agency Task Force on the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) will lower the alert level status in Metro Manila amid a spike in the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases. The PSC was supposed to clear the national athletes of training inside its facilities beginning Monday. But training has been deferred with the so-called NCR Plus area, composed of Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite, currently under Alert Level 3. "With the present situation, we are eva...

Gilas, Korea first teams to enter Clark bubble - Vimarsana News

Gilas, Korea first teams to enter Clark bubble

The two longtime rivals will face each other twice next week in the qualifiers.

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PSC underscores athletes' safety is paramount as training resumes - Vimarsana News

PSC underscores athletes' safety is paramount as training resumes

Senior Reporter THE planned return to training of national athletes vying for a spot in the rescheduled Olympic Games at the weekend did not push through and instead was delayed by a week, but the Philippine Sports Commission’s (PSC) reminder on safety stays. In a virtual orientation last week, the PSC reiterated that while the return to training of the athletes is very important with less than 200 days to go before the sporting spectacle to be held in Tokyo and final qualifiers for it just around the corner, such should not be done at the expense of proper health and safety protocols.