Senator Bong Go wants to increase the cash incentives for paralympic athletes, who emerge victorious in international events. During the
Senator Bong Go wants to increase the cash incentives for paralympic athletes, who emerge victorious in international events.
“Sa tulong ng mga kasamahan natin sa senado ay pipilitin nating mapataas ang kanilang incentives para lalo silang mag pursige,” Go added. SEA Games gold medalists are entitled to P300,000, and the silver and bronze P150,000 and P60,000, respectively.
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