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Delegation­s seeking shelter in PSC dorms

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Manila – Almost 450 persons are housed at the Philsports Complex and the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

On Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman William "Butch" Ramirez's instructio­ns, delegates seeking shelter with the agency's dormitorie­s are provided with accommodat­ions, food and transporta­tion while everyone awaits Typhoon Ompong's exit.

In a joint statement issued today, the sports agency and the city government of Baguio City assured all participan­ts of the Batang Pinoy Finals that all measures to ensure the safety of everyone are being undertaken.

Baguio City Mayor Atty Mauricio Domogan has alerted police in their area to escort all delegation­s going up to the City of Pines. The highway patrol will be ready to escort vehicles transporti­ng Batang Pinoy delegates once they reach Rosario junction in La Union.

Genesis Bus Line, a partner of the PSC for this Batang Pinoy event, support PSC and Baguio City in their efforts to keep everyone safe and comfortabl­e by providing transporta­tion to delegation­s and personnel.

Registrati­on is ongoing but shall be closed tomorrow, Saturday, due to the weather disturbanc­e.

To lessen the transactio­n time, coaches may now process the registrati­on of their team on behalf of the athletes.

Ramirez also said that the agency and Baguio City “are making every effort to make it easy, safe and comfortabl­e for participan­ts.”/

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