MANILA - Malacañang appealed Thursday for understanding over the 10-person limit for mass gatherings after a Church leader questioned the policy.
MANILA - Malacañang appealed Thursday for understanding over the 10-person limit for mass gatherings after a Church leader questioned the policy.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said the decision was reached following consultation with local government units. For the meantime, Roque said Churches can hold online masses as the limit on mass gatherings is only temporary.
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