Saturday, March 27, 2021
'Perfect': Matteo Guidicelli describes 31st birthday celebration with family
“Perfect!”
This was how Matteo Guidicelli described his 31st birthday which he spent in an undisclosed beach destination.
On Instagram, he shared a photo of his complete family including his wife Sarah Geronimo where they can be seen striking a pose by the shore.
“Celebrated my 31st birthday with the Family. Perfect. To everyone out there, Thank you very much for all the greetings! And please stay safe,” he wrote in the caption.
Guidicelli turned 31 on March 26. He made his birthday post on the same day that his wife is set to hold the “Tala: The Film Concert” marking her first full-length performance after her joint concert with Regine Velasquez, “Unified,” in February 2020.
On Saturday, photos of him and Geronimo made the rounds online showing them attending a groundbreaking ceremony.
The celebrity couple was spotted leading the event in a series of photos uploaded by Tassels Events and Party Needs. However, photos of Geronimo and Guidicelli have since been removed from the post.
"Couldn't be happier to witness and assist a groundbreaking ceremony. Our Tala hearts are shining!” the caption said, still hinting at the presence of the “Tala” singer and Guidicelli.
Government told to consider MECQ, beef up mass testing to slow down COVID-19 surge
The government must consider placing COVID-19 hotspots under lockdown anew, a health expert said, as the number of daily new cases soared to a record-high of 9,838.
Former COVID-19 task force adviser Tony Leachon proposed the implementation of a modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ), the second highest of quarantine levels for two weeks, while running at least 50,000 tests per day, to halt the increase in coronavirus cases.
He also called for better contact tracing, improved protection for healthcare workers, and the creation of satellite clinics for patients who can't access health facilities.
Most hospitals in the capital region already reported full capacity for COVID-19.
Leachon said the government should have a plan of action and urgently decide on ways on how to control the uptick in cases.
"Leaders will [need to] step up to the plate. Hindi tayo puwedeng walang mangyari dito," he said in a video broadcast on his Facebook page.
Leachon also lamented the government decision to allow church services this coming Holy Week, as this could further increase COVID-19 cases.
"Sana hindi muna kahit Holy Week kasi pwede naman online. God is present anywhere...kahit 10 percent capacity, parishioners [will come] from different areas, iba-iba ang level of hygienic measures," he added.
"Hindi tama po na magpalabas tayo," he added.
On Friday, Malacañang reversed an earlier announcement for Metro Manila, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal—which government called "NCR Plus" bubble area—and allowed limited religious gatherings from April 1 to 4. Under the new rule, churches can hold a program only once a day, while observing a 10 percent capacity to control crowds.
Leachon said the government must also speed up vaccination, especially in the National Capital Region, Region 4A, and Central Luzon, where COVID-19 cases are rising uncontrollably.
SK chairman sa Isabela, timbog sa pagtutulak umano ng marijuana
Arestado sa isang buy-bust operation ang isang chairman ng Sangguniang Kabataan sa Cabatuan, Isabela nitong Biyernes ng umaga.
Kinilala ang nahuli na si Joren Palomeno, 24, na SK chairman ng Barangay Centro.
Ayon sa Cabatuan Police, naaktuhan umano nila ang suspek na nagbebenta ng isang sachet na may lamang marijuana sa pulis na nagpanggap bilang poseur-buyer kapalit ng P500.
Nang kapkapan ang suspek ay nakakuha pa umano ang mga awtoridad ng dalawang sachet ng marijuana at ang cellphone na gamit nito sa transaksyon.
Minamanmanan na ang suspek na kabilang umano sa listahan ng high value target, ayon sa pulisya.
Sinampahan na ang suspek ng reklamong paglabag sa Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act.--Ulat ni Harris Julio