Tents were temporarily detached at the Petanque game area for 30th Sea Games at Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga province on December 3, 2019, in preparation for typhoon Tisoy. INQUIRER PHOTO / NIÑO JESUS ORBETA
NEW CLARK CITY — Petanque competitions were scrapped while lawn bowls had to cut short its schedule Tuesday due to Typhoon Tisoy.
Organizers decided to re-schedule the matches and folded up the entire arena located at the Clark Freeport grounds here.
They will resume competitions as soon as weather improved.
Lawn bowls, which brought a gold for the Philippines through Rodel Labayo in men’s pairs, was able to run preliminary matches.
But weather conditions forced organizers to suspend the competitions in the afternoon.
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