The time has almost come to usher in the New Year!
As per tradition, Filipinos all over the country will be welcoming 2023 with a lot of noise and celebratory bright lights once the clock turns 12:00 a.m.
If you're looking for some harmless alternatives for noise- and light-makers, the Unang Hirit barkada demonstrated a bunch you can use.For easy homemade items, biscuit jars can be used as makeshift drums. And steel cans can be filled with beads — shake them to make some noise!
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