Showing posts with label San Juan City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Juan City. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2016

Xavier School doesn't welcome Pokemon Go players


MANILA – Heads up, Pokemon Go players! If you happen to be in San Juan, don’t try to go to any Poke Stop at a private school in San Juan City.

In a Facebook post on Sunday, Xavier School reminded its faculty, staff and students that it is implementing a “no gaming policy” inside the campus.

It is also not accepting visitors who want to access Poke Stops inside the campus.

“Visitors in search of Poke Stops are not welcome! Have a great week ahead!” Xavier School said.



Pokemon Go was launched in the Philippines and other Asian countries over the weekend, causing Filipinos to flock to various public places to catch virtual creatures.

source: www.abs-cbnnews.com

Friday, March 22, 2013

John Prats' manager to file charges vs Jason Francisco


MANILA, Philippines -- The manager of actor John Prats is set to file charges against comedian Jason Francisco following an incident involving both ABS-CBN talents on Thursday night.



"I will pursue filing of physical injury charges against Jason Francisco," Prats' manager, Arnold Vegafria, said in a statement released on Friday.

The talent manager cited the "aggravating circumstances of the incident and the brazen, treacherous attack of Francisco against my talent."

Vegafria added, referring to Francisco, "What if he used a deadly weapon in that moment? He should be taught a lesson."

On Thursday, Francisco punched Prats three times on his cheek and chin during rehearsals for the late-night gag show "Banana Split" at the Music Museum in San Juan City.

Following the incident, which Prats has already reported to San Juan police, Francisco admitted being angered by the jokes of the "Banana Split" cast directed at him and former girlfriend Melai Cantiveros, who is also part of the gag show.

Francisco has already apologized to the dancer-actor over the incident, saying he is willing to make amends in person.

source: abs-cbnnews.com

Thursday, March 21, 2013

John Prats, Jason Francisco in brawl


Actor John Prats was hit by comedian Jason Francisco during rehearsals for a late-night gag show in San Juan City on Thursday.


Prats was hit three times by Franciso on his cheek and chin Thursday night at the Music Museum during a taping for an upcoming episode of "Banana Split."

"I was watching sa rehearsal ng 'Banana Split' then from behind sa likod ko, sinapak niya ako sa mukha, dito at dito (pointing to chin, cheek). Na sa likod siya. Tapos nung humarap na ako, sabi ko, 'Anong problema mo?'" Prats told ABS-CBN News.

"Hindi ko alam kung bakit niya ako biglang sinapak. Para akong nakakita ng demonyo," he said.

Prats has already reported the incident to the San Juan police.

Jemster Reyes, the director "Banana Split," recalled the incident, saying they immediately tried to restrain Francisco.

"Akala ko tatapikin lang si John, tapos 'yung tapik niya isang malakas na sampal, tapos isang suntok sa kaliwa tapos suntok ulit, bali tatlo. Tapos inawat na namin kasi nagulat kami pareho," he said.

Prats surmised that Francisco was angered by the group's constant teasing of the comedian's former girlfriend Melai Cantiveros, who is also part of the cast of "Banana Split."

"Kasi sa amin sa 'Banana Split' talagang asaran talaga kami, inaasar ko si Jason na malaki ulo, ako tinutukso na maliit, and it's normal," he said.

Asked on why he suspects he was the one hit by Francisco, the actor added, "Wala, I felt that I was the one available that time."

In an exclusive interview with ABS-CBN News, Francisco admitted that he was hurt by the jokes about him and Cantiveros. He also apologized to Prats and the staff of the program.

Francisco, who left with Cantiveros following the encounter, added that he hopes to speak with Prats personally to apologize.

source: abs-cbnnews.com

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Chinese businessman shot dead in San Juan


A Chinese businessman was shot dead in San Juan City on Monday morning, police said.

The victim, identified as Kelvin Tan, was about to board his white sedan when he was shot by a lone gunman in front of China Bank along Madison Street at around 10:35 a.m.

Sr. Supt. Bernard Tambaoan, chief of San Juan Police, said the lone gunman was captured by a closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera in the area. However, the CCTV video's copy was not clear enough to reveal the killer's identity.

Tambaoan said Tan, owner of construction firm KT Builders, had just withdrawn P800,000 from the bank and handed it to someone on board a Hyundai Starex before the shooting occurred.

The motive for the shooting remains unclear.

Witnesses said the gunman, who wore a violet shirt and was allegedly armed with .45 caliber pistol, boarded a motorcycle driven by another man after the shooting. – report from Dennis Datu, dzMM

source: abs-cbnnews.com