DILG discourages public karaoke during holidays
The DILG on Thursday discouraged karaoke singing in public gatherings during the holidays due to increased COVID-19 transmission risks.
DILG spokesperson Jonathan Malaya stated that while they support the DOH's call to ban public karaoke sessions, individual household karaoke is acceptable.
On Wednesday, DILG Undersecretary Epimaco Densing advised local government units to pass ordinances banning karaoke and caroling during the holiday season as part of measures to prevent a new surge in COVID-19 cases.
Health Secretary Francisco Duque III urged Filipinos on Tuesday to have a solemn Christmas celebration by refraining from activities with higher risks of transmission, such as karaoke singing.
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