MANILA, Philippines—The PBA will leave no stone unturned when it comes to monitoring its players ahead of the team practices and scrimmages in preparation for the new season.
League Commissioner Willie Marcial said the players will have to record the times they leave their houses in the SafePass app to make sure that their interactions outside of their homes are limited and monitored.
This is in line with the league’s stringent measures implemented for practices as the PBA wants to limit COVID-19 infections to zero if possible.
“They just have to tell us if they left their houses for example to buy groceries or if there’s an emergency because there are corresponding protocols for …
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