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Francisco “Kiko” Diaz, dean of UP College of Human Kinetics, bared that four major venues in Diliman, Quezon City are soon to be available for the league, which is currently on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under construction are the baseball/softball stadium, the football pitch, the track oval around the field, and UP’s swimming pool.
Diaz said the baseball/softball stadium is at par with the Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila while the football pitch is actually finished around two years ago.
“What remains to be completed is the track oval around the football pitch and nabitin lang nang kaunti ‘yong construction but we’re in the process of trying to negotiate with some of the contractors,” said the UP official during the recent UAAP Talk show.
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Newest Fighting Maroons help man community pantry in UP Diliman
The UP Men’s Basketball Team is helping distribute goods in a community pantry in UP Diliman.
CJ Cansino, Bismarck Lina, and Malick Diouf, three of the newest faces for the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons, had their first taste of UP life in the Diliman campus this month.
The new Iskolars ng Bayan volunteered and helped distribute fresh produce and other essentials in a community pantry organized by Sama-Sama Tulong-Tulong and the UP Transport Group at UPD. They were joined by UP Men’s Basketball Team coaches Mo Gingerich and Poch Juinio and nowheretogobutUP Foundation founder Renan Dalisay and Atty. Gaby Concepcion of Sama-Sama Tulong-Tulong, a non-profit volunteer group.
Published May 17, 2021, 3:37 PM
All public places in the University of the Philippines Diliman (UP Diliman) in Quezon City are still closed until further notice due to the continuing threat of coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
In an advisory on Monday, May 17, UP Diliman said areas that will remain closed to the public include the academic oval, College of Human Kinetics, Philippine Association of University Women-UP Child Study Center, National Science Complex, and bike routes.
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UP campus residents, however, are allowed to do outdoor exercises within their respective areas/purok, provided that they will strictly observe safety protocols, such as wearing of face masks and physical distancing of at least two meters.