SOME events in the 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) will be opened to the public for free, said Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano, concurrent chairman of the Philippine Southeast Asian Games Organizing Committee (Phisgoc).

“Upon the instructions of the President [Rodrigo Duterte] to make sure that all Filipinos who want to watch live and can be physically present sa (to the) games, noh, the organizing committee has decided that all games na hindi pa sold-out yung tickets ay i-open at i-libre na (with tickets that have not been sold-out yet, will be opened for free),” Cayetano said in an interview with reporters on Friday.

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