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The Philippines limits the number of inbound international passengers to 1,500 a day.

Date: 16.03.21

Regarding travel to Philippines:

(16.03.2021) - The Philippine government has suspended the entry of returning overseas Filipinos who are non-overseas Filipino workers into the country starting Saturday, March 20 until Monday, April 19. The National Task Force Against COVID-19 (NTF) also directed concerned agencies to limit the number of inbound international passengers to 1,500 a day.

This means that it will be complicated for a pairs to travel back to Philippines during this period. See more information here: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/news/nation/779971/philippines-suspends-entry-of-foreigners-returning-filipinos-who-are-not-ofws/story/