House Secretary General Mark Llandro Mendoza said the 1,200 initial capacity of the plenary hall of the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City has been adjusted to accommodate more guests.
More than 1,000 personalities have been invited to attend the first State of the Nation Address of President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. next week.
According to House Secretary General Mark Llandro Mendoza on Monday, a total of 1,365 invitations would be sent out for Marcos' SONA. "Naglabas na tayo ng invitations, noong weekend... . The rest will be released this week also. We're sending out 1,365 invitations," Mendoza told GMA News reporter Tina Panganiban-Perez.
Among those invited are Vice President Sara Duterte, former presidents, vice presidents, speakers, and Senate presidents, as well as the diplomatic corps, justices, and members of the Marcos cabinet.Mendoza says among those invited as VP Sara Duterte, members of the Marcos cabinet, members of the diplomatic corps, former presidents/VPs/speakers/senate presidents.
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