Pasig

So even though we're remote working, every month we try to do an on-site at our office.

We are registered in Pasig.

But every day we just work remotely.

And then every quarter we do our best to really invest in an offsite.

I assure you that PSC will be here to support you, he said.

Season 102 will also expand beyond its main venue of Phil Oil Eco Oil Center in San Juan City, with games to be staged at the Phil Sports Arena and Wine Air Center in Pasig City, as well as the Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila.

The Traditional Athletes Parade featured all participating schools, with Arilano University leading the march, followed by Colegio de San Juan de Latran, College of St. Benilda, Emilio Aguinaldo College, Jose Rizal University, Lyceum of the Philippines University, Mapua University, San Sebastian College Ricalitos, University of Perpetual Help System Delta, and Host San Bida University.

The opening festivities were further energized by performances from P-Pop boy group Alone, rising star Daini, Eat Bulaga host Karen Eystrup, and Filipina group Una.

Also ran Imus, which suffered its sixth straight defeat and tumbled to 3-21, drew 14 points from Patrick Dale Beltran, 11 from Noel Santos, and 10 each from Paul Christian Ferrer and Dylan Darbin.

The tournament returns to the Paco Arena on Monday, featuring games between Sarangani and Jensen at 3pm, Basilan and Macau Ion at 5pm, and Pasig and Quezon City at 7pm TMT.

Now, Japan is sharing its expertise in navigating an aging society.

In March last year, a care facility opened in Pasig City, in Metro Manila, with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, or JICA.

It offers daycare services for senior citizens.

It aims to help them stay connected to society, have fun, and keep physically active.

We seek the support of families, but many lack the know-how to provide care.

I believe Japan can share its expertise with the Philippines.

Pasig City now runs the facility.

The city hopes to strengthen community-wide support for elderly people.

Now, Japan is sharing its expertise in navigating an aging society.

In March last year, a care facility opened in Pasig City in Metro Manila, with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, or JICA.

It offers daycare services for senior citizens.

It aims to help them stay connected to society, have fun, and keep physically active.

We seek the support of families, but many lack the know-how to provide care.

I believe Japan can share its expertise with the Philippines.

Pasig City now runs the facility.

The city hopes to strengthen community-wide support for elderly people.

Carmella, hi.

Cindy, maulang umaga from Pasig area.

Oh, really? Is it raining already? 'Cause it was supposed to rain...

Oh, today.

So yeah, apparently it's going to be rainy for today, tomorrow, and I guess the weekend.

So yeah.

Jen Lo was saying, um, yeah, "Umulan na dito sa Pasig." Uh, hello to Wows Olarcido.

Good morning to you.

At times of rain or in winter, the waters of the Laguna de Bay rise and detach from the banks a peculiar vegetation that resembles lettuce.

These plants, which float for months down the Pasig River, gave rise, no doubt, to the story.

Many years ago there lived on the banks of the Laguna de Bay a poor fisherman whose wife had died, leaving him two beautiful daughters named Mangita and Larina.

Mangita had hair as black as night and a dark skin.

"Come," said the fairy to Mangita, and she carried her to her beautiful home, where she lives in peace and happiness.

As for Larina, she sits at the bottom of the lake and combs her hair.

As she combs a seed out, another comes in, and every seed that is combed out becomes a green plant that floats out of the lake and down the Pasig.

End of Mangita and Larina in Myths and Legends Around the World, Collection 17.