Home > News MULTIMEDIA THE DAY IN PHOTOS: July 21, 2020 ABS-CBN News Posted at Jul 21 2020 11:49 PM Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Viber Here are the big stories today in photos. Black Lives Matter protests continue Federal agents use crowd control munitions to disperse Black Lives Matter protesters near the Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse on Monday, in Portland, Oregon, USA. Officers used teargas and projectiles to move the crowd after some protesters tore down a fence fronting the courthouse. Noah Berger, AP Manila teachers prepare for blended learning Teachers and school employees prepare modules for elementary students at the Geronimo Santiago Elementary School in Manila on Tuesday, as the education department transitions to blended learning for the upcoming school opening. The education department underscored the need to educate children through different learning tools amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN News Construction continues despite COVID-19 pandemic Workers weld iron rods at the construction site of the Unified Grand Central Station (UGCS), also known as the Common Station for the metro's train lines, along North EDSA on Tuesday. The government is pushing through with its “Build, Build, Build” infrastructure program as part of its efforts to stimulate growth and job creation in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN News Quarantine violators apprehended in QC Quezon City’s Task Force Disiplina and members of the Quezon City Police round up 31 individuals, including minors, from Sitio Militar in Barangay Bago Bantay for violating quarantine protocols on Tuesday. The individuals were taken back home after undergoing profiling and a short orientation on quarantine protocols and the proper use of a face mask. President Rodrigo Duterte earlier asked police to be stricter in implementing COVID-19 restrictions as the country’s virus cases continue to rise. Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN News Continuous support for ABS-CBN ABS-CBN employees and supporters join a noise barrage in front of the network’s headquarters in Quezon City, with protests calling for the company's return to the airwaves entering its second week. Following the network’s shutdown, the Philippine Competition Commission said Tuesday it would watch developments in the free TV industry to review the situation and flag any necessary concerns. Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN News Read More: Black Lives Matter USA Portland Oregon COVID-19 DepEd Department of Education Geronimo Santiago Elementary School Manila blended learning coronavirus Build build build Unified Grand Central Station Common Station LRT MRT infrastructure ask Force Disiplina Brgy Bago Bantay quarantine violators quarantine protocols face mask ABS-CBN ABS-CBN franchise noise barrage ABS-CBN supporters Philippine Competition Commission