Moreno-Ong tandem to hold proclamation rally at Kartilya ng Katipunan on Feb. 8 | Inquirer News

Moreno-Ong tandem to hold proclamation rally at Kartilya ng Katipunan on Feb. 8

/ 09:32 AM February 07, 2022

Presidential aspirant and Manila Mayor Isko Moreno asked his supporters to also vote for his running mate Doc Willie Ong come election time, to ensure that the two highest-ranking officials of the executive would work harmoniously.

Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso and Dr. Willie Ong (Contributed photo)

MANILA, Philippines — The tandem of Manila Mayor Isko Moreno and Dr. Willie Ong, who are vying for the country’s two highest posts, will hold a proclamation rally at the Kartilya ng Katipunan on February 8.

Moreno and Ong are running under the Aksyon Demokratiko party.

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Moreno told INQUIRER.net on Monday that a mass will be held at Sto. Niño Church in Tondo Manila followed by a motorcade in the morning of February 8.

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“Misa ng (Mass at) 7:30am Sto Niño Church [Tondo] 8:30am motorcade and a simple proclamation 6pm in Kartilya ng [K]atipunan in [L]awton,” he said in a message.

The Aksyon Demokratiko in an earlier advisory assured that health protocols would be observed during the kick-off rally amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Organizers will strictly observe the health protocols outlined by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) which include proper social distancing and the wearing of face masks,” it said.

“[Commission on Elections] Rules and Regulations pertaining to Political Rallies/Events will also be observed,” it added.

February 8 is the start of the campaign period for national positions while local candidates can start their campaign on March 25.

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