MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang has issued four proclamations declaring non-working holidays in a town in Leyte and three areas in Luzon.
Proclamation 767 declared Jan. 24 a special non-working day in Carigara, Leyte for the town’s 454th founding anniversary.
Carigara’s actual anniversary is on Jan. 25, which falls on a Saturday.
The municipal council requested that the day before the town’s anniversary be declared a holiday to allow residents to enjoy a long weekend and participate in the occasion.
Meanwhile, Jan. 20 was declared a special non-working day in Lipa, Batangas for the Coffee Festival. The holiday is provided under Proclamation 768.
Another special non-working day was declared under Proclamation 770 for the observance of the Liberation Day of Lian town, also in Batangas, on Jan. 31.
Malacañang also declared Jan. 23 a special non-working day in Bulacan through Proclamation 769.
The province will commemorate the anniversary of the inauguration of the first Philippine Republic at the Barasoain Church in Malolos.
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