ABS-CBN issues statement on programming amid COVID-19 outbreak

MANILA, Philippines – ABS-CBN is temporarily suspending the staging of its live entertainment shows and production of its teleseryes starting Sunday (March 15) in compliance with the government’s declaration of a community quarantine and ban on mass gatherings to contain the spread of COVID-19.

ABS-CBN is temporarily suspending the staging of its live entertainment shows and production of its teleseryes
ABS-CBN is temporarily suspending the staging of its live entertainment shows and production of its teleseryes and will bring back well-loved shows.

The company is taking this initiative for the safety and health of their artists, crew, production teams, their families, and the general public.

"While this measure is in place, ABS-CBN will continue to serve our audiences by bringing back well-loved shows to help provide inspiration, hope, and upliftment," the company said.

"We assure the public that ABS-CBN will continue to bring the latest news and information through our TV and radio newscasts and digital platforms, especially at this time when the country is facing a public health crisis," the Kapamilya Network added.

Special primetime programming

Cardo Dalisay and your other favorite teleserye characters will have to take a temporary break on ABS-CBN’s primetime block.

"Starting 16 March 2020, we are bringing back our classic teleseryes and airing iWant original series in lieu of our current primetime shows," ABS-CBN said.

“Pamilya Ko” will be replaced by the heartwarming series “100 Days to Heaven” starring Coney Reyes, Jodi Sta. Maria, and Xyriel Manabat.

“FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” will be replaced by the phenomenal inspirational series “May Bukas Pa” starring Zaijian Jaranilla.

“Make It With You” will be replaced by the hit romantic series “On The Wings of Love” featuring Nadine Lustre and James Reid.

“A Soldier’s Heart” will be replaced by the mystery thriller “I Am U,” an iWant original series topbilled by Julia Barretto, from March 16 to 20.

ABS-CBN assured viewers that the changes are only temporary. "We will resume our regular programming when conditions improve and the safety and welfare of our people will not be compromised."

"We vow to continue bringing hope and inspiration to our viewers through our shows as we remain committed to serving the Filipino people."

— The Summit Express



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