Filipinos will have to bear with another month of community quarantine even as the first batch of the coronavirus vaccines is expected to arrive in the country this weekend.

The government's decision to keep Metro Manila and nine other areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) for the month of March,  the rise in coronavirus cases, as well as the uniform set of travel protocols are among the top news stories for Saturday, Feb. 27.

1. It's another month of lockdown for the Philippines amid rising cases of infections. 

2. Health authorities reported 2,921 more COVID-19 cases, bringing the country’s tally to 574,247. 

3.  All is set for the delivery of the country's initial supply of COVID-19 vaccines. Health workers and soldiers are among the priority recipients.

4. Traveling across the country will be made easier after the government approved the latest common protocols.

5. Looking for your next diving holiday? This popular diving spot in Negros Oriental has reopened to sea explorers.

6. The President's signing of the coconut levy trust fund drew mixed reactions from lawmakers.

7. EcoWaste Coalition has issued a warning to the public about "presyong Divisoria" products.

8.  Parents can learn the basics about Google drive, video editing, and more computer-related programs under the project of Siliman University.