ALA boxing, fitness gyms remain open

MANILA, Philippines—ALA Boxing and Fitness Gym will remain open despite the closure of ALA Boxing Promotions due to the pandemic and shutdown of broadcast partner ABS-CBN.

In a Facebook post, ALA Boxing and Fitness Gym clarified that it will remain operational as it is “a separate business entity than ALA Promotions.”

https://www.facebook.com/alaboxingfitness/photos/a.796778217021229/3576076582424698/?type=3&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBeo4xYeR4w5RjY7lVHLsfN8vxqudUPhx47OoKi4sDVEekSOyKmSpbXB_L-jNq5QN5vSYG8yoCqmXl0zDj6YaVVoZKwSX5ZxX08e2cjm1FIHsZqNmtmGioyIN8nS4zMfECd2jzTaad7LmmAO-fL2GlapU5-Jl4W-y4F_WdxjwE7QufZfCcoIUmZQ91Pz8a-QfugrwntJ4_lI1Uc7anxayHQpWO2R1tLBMkdP6zdESlbnGvrlYXEWZSiMqSNkE_rNFj8KEsRrTQoraJQl47CYEXI3Hl0daTXWY61gaIOCzyglUH-CJjplyrl7OZaK4ibpu4atHBWqixeruzNVhLH9JJgWQ&__tn__=-R

Its branches in Cebu City’s Banilad Town Center and Bonifacio District Branch, and Lapu-Lapu City’s Pueblo Verde is open.

Balete Drive branch in Quezon City is also open.

ALA said that some of its branches will remain closed and will only re-open once the COVID-19 situation improves.