The traditional New Year countdown in Quezon City will be held at the Liwasang Aurora in the Quezon Memorial Circle, the local government announced on Thursday, Dec. 30.
The traditional New Year countdown in Quezon City will be held at the Liwasang Aurora in the Quezon Memorial Circle , the local government announced on Thursday, Dec. 30.Only 500 fully vaccinated individuals will be allowed in the venue.
The local government also said that all entrance and exit points will be open to the public, but motorists can only pass through the East Avenue entrance.
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